Your Private channel
Every account has a Private channel. Only you see it, on every device you signed in on. It is never shared. Zas refuses to share it, because that is what makes it trustworthy.Shared channels
A shared channel is for a small, known group: a couple of colleagues, a family, a project. The same rules apply inside it. Items expire in five days. Nothing accumulates.Inviting people
Open a channel and choose Share channel. Zas creates an invite you can send as a link or a QR code. You decide what an invited person can do:Full member
They open, download and send.
Read-only
They come in read-only: they open and download, and do not send.
Managing invites
The channel’s share panel lists every active link and how many times each was used. Revoke a link and it stops working immediately. Create a new one whenever you want. A revoked link does not remove anyone who already joined.Every new person earns everyone a pin
When someone who is new to Zas joins a channel you are in, every member of that channel gains one permanent extra pin. This stacks up to +20. On the free plan that takes you from 15 pins to as many as 35.Pins
How pins pause the countdown.
Agents in a channel
You can let a coding agent use a channel you own. It gets that channel’s key, sends into it, and reads it only if you switch reading on. A channel with an agent shows the>_ mark next to its name, and a strip above the items naming each agent and what it may do. Remove an agent from there, or from Settings → Agents.
An agent can use a channel your own account owns. You can also grant a channel you joined, but the agent gets in only after that channel’s owner allows it. As a channel owner, you see the request in the strip above the items, with Allow and Refuse. See Channels you joined.
A channel an organization manages is out of reach, unless an administrator turns Agents in organization channels on in Permissions. With that on, your agent reaches the organization channels you are a member of. See Agents in an organization.