There's a whole workforce waiting to be unlocked
What are you here to fix?
Cut through the noise. Blink puts company news, critical updates, and leadership comms directly into the pockets of your frontline workers. With targeted push notifications and a mobile-first feed, you guarantee your message is seen—without needing corporate email addresses.
Unregulated WhatsApp chats are a security nightmare and blur work-life boundaries. Blink gives your team a secure, fully compliant chat platform built specifically for work. Protect company data, keep conversations professional, and let your team truly disconnect when they clock out.
Operations move fast. Blink integrates seamlessly with your existing scheduling and HR tools to make shift swaps, daily briefings, and on-the-fly updates effortless. Ensure every worker starts their day aligned and knowing exactly what needs to be done.
Distributed workers often feel invisible. Blink helps you build a culture of appreciation with instant, peer-to-peer recognition. Let managers and colleagues shout out great work directly on the company feed, turning daily successes into company-wide celebrations that boost retention.
Ditch the paper binders and noticeboards. Blink lets you digitize processes and roll out new policies instantly. Send mandatory reads with digital sign-offs, giving you real-time tracking and reporting to ensure 100% compliance across your entire workforce.
Stop paying for clunky tools your team ignores. Blink brings your scattered HR, payroll, and ops systems into one intuitive, mobile-first app. Give your frontline a frictionless "single pane of glass" experience they’ll actually want to use, driving adoption rates to 90% or higher.
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Where Jostle falls short.
What Blink covers
Ops, Comms, and HR. One platform, one plan.
Two products. Two strategies.
Jostle is built for the office. Blink is built for the frontline.
Two products. Two very different audiences.
Built for the frontline, not bolted onto a desktop intranet.
Where Blink wins.
Five reasons frontline teams pick Blink over a desktop intranet.
One app the frontline actually opens.
Blink is built mobile-first for people who never sit at a desk.
Comms-native, not a noticeboard.
Blink is two-way by design, not a feed you read once and leave.
Mobile-first, not a desktop view shrunk down.
Every feature ships on mobile, designed for the phone first.
Engagement you can measure.
See who you reached, who opened, and where attention drops off.
Keep your other tools. Add the frontline layer.
You don't have to rip out what works for HQ.
Frequently asked questions
Jostle is a cloud intranet built for office and hybrid teams. Blink. is built mobile-first for frontline and deskless workers, the people who never sit at a desk or open a work email. You get comms, engagement, and HR in one app, designed so the floor actually opens it, not just head office.
Yes. Workers join with a QR code or a phone number, no company email or laptop needed. That's the difference between a tool the frontline signs into and one that sits unused. At First Bus, one depot passed 80% sign-up in record time.
For most frontline teams, yes. Blink. brings your news, knowledge Hub, people directory, chat, and recognition into one mobile app, so it becomes the daily home for everyone on the floor. If your office teams prefer to keep a desktop intranet, Blink. runs alongside it and covers the deskless gap.
It does. Desk-based staff get the full experience on web and desktop, and frontline teams get the same features on mobile. One platform reaches everyone, instead of an intranet for HQ and nothing for the floor.
Yes. Plenty of teams keep an office intranet they like and add Blink for the frontline layer it was never built for. You don't have to rip anything out to give your deskless workers comms that actually reaches them.
Most teams are up and running in days, not months. Setup is self-serve, onboarding is built in, and you can start a free trial today with no credit card. Workers download the app and join with a code, so rollout moves at the speed of your team, not an IT project.
