Huddle

Huddle solves: The problem of online conversations becoming noisy, permanent, and unfocused. It lets people create a topic-specific room, set a time limit, have a live discussion, and then let the room naturally close. Conversations remain readable for 24 hours after ending, reducing clutter while preserving short-term context.

Who it is for:

Small teams running focused discussions Students and study groups Communities organizing temporary conversations Event attendees or participants coordinating around a topic Anyone who wants lightweight, real-time chat without managing a permanent channel What it deliberately does not do:

It is not a permanent messaging archive like Slack or Discord It is not a general-purpose social network or algorithmic feed It does not encourage endless conversations or inactive rooms It is not a video-conferencing or audio-calling platform It is not a full project-management or collaborative-document tool It does not provide unlimited room size or unlimited room duration It does not make participation completely anonymous: users authenticate with Google and choose a room nickname