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How to Study in Groups with Shared Rooms

Join or create a live study room with a synchronized Pomodoro timer, ephemeral chat, and collaborative notes. No accounts or downloads required.

How does a shared session work?

The Pomodoro clock is synchronized: when someone starts, pauses, or skips a block, everyone sees it instantly.
Live chat and participant lists are ephemeral: nothing is retained on servers once the room closes.
Play shared background audio (synchronized YouTube or Spotify) to stay in sync.

1
Create a room
Go to Study and open Shared Sessions. Pick a room name and decide whether it will be public or private.
2
Share the access code
Copy the invite link and 6-digit access PIN to share with your study partners.
3
Join without an account
Your peers enter the PIN and join instantly without creating an account or installing software.
4
Study in deep focus
Align focus blocks, take breaks together, and use shared notes to organize your study agenda.

The 6-digit code is verified with secure cryptographic hashing to prevent unauthorized access.

Messages flow in real-time between participants and are permanently deleted when the room closes.

Public rooms let you study alongside the broader community; private rooms restrict access to those with your code.

How many people can join a room?

Rooms are optimized for typical student study groups, ensuring ultra-low latency and smooth synchronization.

What happens if my internet disconnects?

The timer follows the room's global clock: upon reconnecting, you will instantly resync with the group.

Do we need accounts to join?

No. Everyone only needs the link and the 6-digit code shared by the host.

Apply structured focus and rest intervals during heavy exam weeks.

Understand regular, promoted, and free exam statuses and plan exam sessions.

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