Work communication that won’t distract you all day.

Twist makes collaboration easy from anywhere. Unlike Slack and Teams, it uses threads to organize all your team’s conversations — asynchronously.

ORGANIZATION

- Twist threads never bury important information in an avalanche of chit-chat (like Slack)

- Keep conversations organized and on topic → one topic = one thread

CLARITY

- Create a central place to gain visibility on your team’s work with channels

- Organize channels by topic, project, or client

FOCUS

- Help your team focus on the work that matters, instilling more calm and less anxiety with smarter notifications

- The inbox gathers threads in one place, allowing team members to easily prioritize what matters to them

ACCESS

- Give your team a historical record to learn from

- Quickly onboard new employees and easily share context to past decisions

COMMUNICATION

- Talk one-on-one with messages, privately

- Use messages to continue the work banter with all the gifs and emojis you’re familiar with, iron out last-minute details, or give feedback

AUTOMATION

- Plus all the integrations your team relies on

- Bring all your apps with you when you switch to Twist or go a step further and create your own custom automations

Plus, in Twist, “NO” is a feature:

- NO more need for back-to-back meetings: Gain more time in the day for deep work by swapping team status meetings for async threads

- NO green dots: Keep your team in the flow without the pressure to respond now

- NO typing indicators: Protect your team from design tricks that hijack their time and attention

The bottom line? Twist means productivity over presence. Sign up now.

***Built by Doist, a global leader in remote and asynchronous work, and the makers of the top-rated productivity app Todoist – trusted by 30+ million people worldwide.***

Twist is an abstract strategy board game for two players, invented by Alex Randolph in 1966. The game is played on a 6x6 grid, with each player having 12 pieces. The pieces are shaped like a T, with a head and two arms.

The goal of the game is to be the first player to get four of their pieces in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Players take turns moving one of their pieces to an adjacent empty square. Pieces can also be rotated 90 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise.

Twist is a simple game to learn, but it can be surprisingly challenging to master. The game requires players to think strategically and to anticipate their opponent's moves. Twist is a great game for all ages, and it can be enjoyed by both casual and experienced gamers.

Gameplay

The game begins with the board empty. Players take turns placing one of their pieces on the board. Pieces can be placed on any empty square, and they can be rotated 90 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise before being placed.

Once all 24 pieces have been placed on the board, the game moves into the movement phase. Players take turns moving one of their pieces to an adjacent empty square. Pieces can also be rotated 90 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise before being moved.

The game ends when one player gets four of their pieces in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. The player who gets four in a row first wins the game.

Strategy

There are a few basic strategies that can help you win at Twist. First, try to control the center of the board. This will give you more options for moving your pieces and will make it harder for your opponent to get four in a row.

Second, try to connect your pieces together. This will make it more difficult for your opponent to break your line of four.

Third, try to anticipate your opponent's moves. This will help you to block their attempts to get four in a row and will give you the opportunity to set up your own winning move.

Variations

There are many different variations of Twist. Some of the most popular variations include:

* Twist 3D: This variation is played on a 3D grid, instead of a 2D grid. This makes the game even more challenging, as players have to think about moving their pieces in three dimensions.

* Twist Extreme: This variation is played on a 10x10 grid, instead of a 6x6 grid. This makes the game much longer and more complex.

* Twist with Obstacles: This variation is played on a board with obstacles, such as walls or holes. This makes the game more challenging, as players have to navigate their pieces around the obstacles.

Conclusion

Twist is a simple game to learn, but it can be surprisingly challenging to master. The game requires players to think strategically and to anticipate their opponent's moves. Twist is a great game for all ages, and it can be enjoyed by both casual and experienced gamers.