Presence
Everyone on the same page. Always, literally.
Stateroom documents merge as fast as people type. Two colleagues can rewrite the same paragraph from different sides of the world and both end up reading the same sentence — no locking, no last-save-wins, no ceremony.
01 / Convergence
Disagreement in strokes, never in pages.
Every edit is an addition the room can reconcile, not a replacement it must arbitrate. Work offline for an afternoon; reconnect; the page absorbs everything without losing a stroke or duplicating a word.
And when a colleague's connection stumbles, their cursor says so honestly — presence is reported as it is, never as a reassuring fiction.
02 / Keeping
Saved quietly. Shared deliberately.
- Durability off the hot path.
Your keystrokes never wait on storage. Complete states are preserved on a calm schedule in the background, so momentum is never taxed by bookkeeping.
- Bounded by design.
Every channel has honest limits, and pressure produces graceful recovery instead of silent growth. A slow moment delays convergence; it cannot corrupt it.
- Presence isn't history.
Who is online and where their cursors rest is live information only. The durable record of a room is its words, its marks and its decisions — nothing extra.