What is available, in pilot and next

Available in the public browser product

• Collaborative rooms, shared Q conversation and voice, audio/video and screen sharing.
• Dedicated Interview, Broadcast and Client rooms with their own guest and private-Q permissions.
• Public-source research, Q’s computer, private saved work and explicit selected-result sharing.
• Synthetic Markets and Onboarding datasets with shared results and saved continuation.
• Optional Collaborative room recording after participant agreement, with room playback, download and deletion.
• Company profiles and teammate invitations, plus editable room starters.

Private pilot

Awaiting release

These labels describe implementation progress, not a promised launch date. Published documentation does not turn an unreleased control into an available feature.

• Room Tasks history and saved activity replay: inspect your active, attention-needed and earlier tasks without rerunning them. Local implementation is not yet part of the public product.
• Standalone screen demos: record in the browser, preview privately and explicitly add the result to a room. This is separate from the released live-room recording feature.
• Native iOS: an alpha implementation exists, but there is no publicly released iPhone app or established physical-device acceptance.

Planned product direction

The intended experience is to ask Q, clarify the task, watch useful work, review a presentation and redirect it together. Notes and recaps can support that experience. A persistent space, invitation mailbox, general meeting bot, public result link and automatic follow-up loop are not available today.

• Invite Q by email or calendar, with explicit permission and a clear meeting identity.
• Extend active Q participation to Microsoft Teams and other meeting tools, and support native chat workflows.
• Create persistent collaboration spaces that connect sessions, selected context, decisions and shared results.
• Offer carefully scoped result handoffs and follow-ups to recipients, without automatically sharing private work or sending messages to everyone in a call.

How to read these docs

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