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How do I see what changed?

Use Huddl Updates to review new members, preferences, likes, chats, plans, RSVPs, and task activity in order.

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Follow the guide with these controlled fictional examples from the current application.

Huddl product screen showing member activity in Updates
Current Huddl example: member activity in Updates. Fictional people and planning details are shown.
Huddl product screen showing new preference activity
Current Huddl example: new preference activity. Fictional people and planning details are shown.
Huddl product screen showing the caught-up screen
Current Huddl example: the caught-up screen. Fictional people and planning details are shown.

Open the unread huddl

Huddl group updates in the current app, using a fictional Saturday picnic example
Example: group updates for a fictional Saturday picnic in the current Huddl app.

Home marks a huddl when another participant has relevant unread activity. Opening it starts Updates, which presents eligible changes as a sequence instead of dropping you into the middle of a workspace.

Cards may cover member changes, new options, net likes, chat messages, unanswered plans, RSVP activity, or tasks. Only activity applicable to your current membership and reading history is included.

Respond while the context is visible

  1. Read the card heading and identify the person, option, or plan involved.
  2. Use the card action when you want to answer immediately.
  3. Choose Next after the loaded information has been reviewed.
  4. Open the static Huddl page from the caught-up card for the current summary.

More activity can arrive during playback

Huddl does not replace the card you are already reading when another event arrives. At the end, More Updates opens a fresh sequence for the new revision without pretending you already saw it.

An update card is a catch-up aid, not proof that a push notification was delivered. Use direct contact for urgent travel or safety changes.

Put it into practice