yoink.team Start a list

Take a chunk.

A shared worklist where people take the work instead of waiting to be assigned it.

Paste the work, share one link. Whoever opens it can take a piece — and the moment they do, it disappears for everyone else.

Start a list How it works

No accounts · No app · Just share a link

The problem

Handing work out by hand

  • One person in the middle, handing work out all day
  • A spreadsheet four people are typing into at once
  • Two people on the same street, a third with nothing

Letting people take it

  • One link. Anyone who opens it can take a chunk
  • Taken is taken — it vanishes for everyone else
  • One bar everybody can see, filling as it goes

How it works

Four steps, no setup

  1. Paste the work

    One per line, straight from a spreadsheet, a walk list or an export. The paste is the setup.

  2. Share one link

    Group chat, email, a Signal thread. That link is the whole distribution model.

  3. People take chunks

    Open it, pick something, put a name on it. It vanishes from everyone else's list.

  4. Watch the bar fill

    Everyone sees what is left, and who is carrying it.

What you get

Two links, and that is the whole permission system

Where it fits

Same shape, seven jobs

All seven, in detail →

Why it works

Start a list

Paste the work. That is the setup.

No account, no project to configure, nothing to confirm. You get two links the moment you press the button.

Each line becomes one item somebody can take. Paste straight from a spreadsheet, a walk list or an issue export — blank lines and duplicates are dropped.

Options verb, caps, expiry
The word on the button

Playful for a bug sprint, plain for a flood check-in roster. Same product, right register.

0 means no cap. Finished work does not count against it.

Off by default. Your page flags anything gone quiet either way.

You get two links: one to share, one to run it with.
No email, no account, nothing to confirm.