Hop turns the links your team keeps re-sending into short names people remember. Move the document and the link still works, so nobody has to ask where to find things twice a day.
acme.tryhop.to/…
| Hop | Destination | Opens | |
|---|---|---|---|
| /oncall | acme.pagerduty.com/schedules/PX7K2 | engineering | 1,284 |
| /handbook | notion.so/acme/Handbook-2f8c41 | people | 946 |
| /pricing | docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kQp9 | sales | 612 |
| /standup | meet.google.com/abc-defg-hij | engineering | 418 |
| /payroll | workday.com/acme/payroll | people | 301 |
Links inside a company go stale the moment anything moves. A hop is a name you own pointing at a destination you control, so the link you shared last year is still right today.
Restructure the wiki, rename the folder, move the drive. The hops keep working.
Migrating off a tool means repointing hops, not rewriting years of messages.
Correct the destination in Hop instead of chasing it through a dozen threads.
acme.tryhop.to/handbook
notion.so/acme/Handbook-2f8c41
A link directory only earns its keep when people can recall the names without looking them up.
Names only have to be unique inside your own organization, so the obvious name is never already taken by someone else.
Search by name, destination or tag, so the list still makes sense at a few hundred hops.
Open counts show what the company relies on, and what has quietly gone stale.
Set how much control each person has on every team they belong to, from running it outright to simply taking part. Nobody needs administrator rights to be useful.
Remove a person from a team and every app they signed in with loses that access in the same moment.
Deleting a hop releases its name for reuse and keeps the record, so an accidental delete never becomes an incident.
One directory, but nobody has to read all of it. Teams tag their own hops, and the names follow how people already talk about the work.
The three links every incident starts with.
Answers to the questions asked every week.
Always the current deck, never last quarter's.
What the team needs mid-conversation.
Nobody opens a separate tool to shorten a link. Approve an app once and it acts as you, with no keys to copy and paste.
Create hops, tag them, search them, and decide who can change what.
Turn the tab you are already looking at into a hop, without opening another one.
Make a hop from a message, and drop an existing one into any channel by name.
The same account and the same names on every machine your team works from.
Create your organization, invite the people who need it, and start with the link somebody has already pasted twice today.