yap is an ephemeral, real-time chat room with up to six participants. your messages appear and disappear as quickly as you type them, which means unless you pay attention to what everyone says (for once), you’ll miss it.

As a huge @ginatrapani fan since the Lifehacker days, always love to see new projects she's working on. Love the design, testing to follow! Nice work Gina!

@alexlazarevic Hey thank you for your kind words! The whole team at Postlight gets credit for this one (I merely cheered them on and dogfooded a bit).

I'm not sure about using the tool for team collaboration but design looks lovely and productive. Just liked the ptoduct and your vision. Probably, we need a specific use case to use YAP but do not know what it is :D

I quite didn't understand the use case here. Can someone explain where we can use this service?

@vsnthv see the article linked above. Here’s an excerpt with an analogy to IRL activity: ‘There shouldn’t be a log, because it’s not a chat room. Who needs a chat log? It’s about the moment. Imagine rolling into a pub during a Liverpool/Man City game and asking the group: “Hey could you guys share what you really enjoyed saying to one another for the past 15 minutes? I’d love to catch up!”‘

Yap

An ephemeral, real-time chat room with up to 6 participants

An ephemeral, real-time chat room with up to 6 participants

Yap

An ephemeral, real-time chat room with up to 6 participants

An ephemeral, real-time chat room with up to 6 participants

Do you use Yap?

Do you use Yap?

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