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Instant sync across time zones
SSE-powered real-time updates push every change to all connected clients instantly. When your Tokyo teammate moves a card at 3 AM your time, it is there when you open your laptop.
// Remote Teams
Same board. Different time zones.
Remote teams need boards that stay in sync without meetings, refresh buttons, or status pings. Flux gives you real-time updates across time zones, an activity log that replaces async standups, and auto-reconnection so you never see stale data.
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Activity log as async standup
The event-sourced activity log captures every action with timestamps and before/after snapshots. Skip the synchronous standup - read what happened while you were offline.
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Reconnection without data loss
Close your laptop, lose Wi-Fi, switch networks - Flux reconnects automatically with exponential backoff and catches up on missed events. No manual refresh needed.
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Multi-board for distributed teams
When sub-teams work in different boards across time zones, the multi-board view gives leads a single screen to review progress across all workstreams.
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Comments and attachments on cards
Keep discussions in context. Card comments with timestamps and file attachments mean async conversations live where the work is, not in a separate Slack thread.
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One-click undo for async safety
When mistakes happen without real-time oversight, one-click undo from the activity log lets anyone reverse an accidental move or deletion. Conflict-aware so it does not overwrite concurrent work.
01 How does Flux handle offline or unstable connections?
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Flux uses SSE with automatic reconnection and exponential backoff (1s to 30s). When you reconnect, the client invalidates its cache and fetches the latest board state. You never see stale data after coming back online.
02 Can remote teams use Flux as an async standup?
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Yes. The event-sourced activity log shows every action with timestamps, who did it, and before/after snapshots. Team members can review what happened overnight instead of scheduling a synchronous standup meeting.
03 Is Flux fast for teams spread across the world?
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Yes. SSE is a lightweight protocol that pushes only change notifications. The actual data stays in the TanStack Query cache and only refreshes when something changes. This keeps bandwidth low and updates instant regardless of distance.
04 Does Flux support multiple time zones?
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All timestamps in Flux are stored in UTC and displayed in each user's local time zone. Activity log entries, due dates, and card timestamps all adapt to the viewer's time zone automatically.
// Work from anywhere
Always in sync. Always current.
No credit card. Real-time kanban built for distributed teams.