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Where Jostle falls short.
What Blink covers
Ops, Comms, and HR. One platform, one plan.
Two products. Two strategies.
A chat app and a comms platform aren't the same thing.
Free to join. Not built to manage.
Where Blink wins.
Five things a personal messaging app can't give your business.
Your data stays in your business.
Every message, document, and conversation — in your environment, not on someone's personal phone.

Built for work. Not borrowed from personal life.
A company feed, structured channels, and a document hub. Not a group chat repurposed for shift updates.

Everyone in. No personal number needed.
Staff join with a phone number or personal email. Their number stays private.

Remove a leaver in one click.
No group-by-group cleanup. No ex-employee still reading your updates.

Know exactly what lands.
See who's read what, when. Not just who's online.

Frequently asked questions
WhatsApp is free to download. But running a team on a personal messaging app has real costs: admin time managing groups manually, compliance exposure under UK GDPR, no audit trail if a dispute arises, and no way to know whether critical messages are landing. Blink starts at £2.95 per person per month. For most teams, that's a straightforward trade.
Yes, and that's how most teams make the switch. Blink replaces work communications entirely — the company feed, shift updates, document sharing, and team chat all move in. Staff keep personal WhatsApp for personal things. The boundary is clean from day one.
Yes. All communications happen within your company environment, you manage access centrally, and you can produce an audit trail if you ever need one. WhatsApp messages on personal devices sit outside your systems — which is exactly the recordkeeping gap that ICO guidance flags for employers.
Most teams are live in a day. Frontline workers join with a phone number or personal email — no work account needed. There's nothing to migrate from WhatsApp, which most teams prefer. You start fresh, with a proper structure in place.
Yes. Sign-in works with a personal email or phone number. That's by design — Blink was built for workers who've never had a company email address, exactly the people WhatsApp was never designed to handle at scale.
Honey & Co had the same concern. Itamar Srulovich, co-founder, said it this way: "Blink didn't just make us more organised, it made work feel lighter." When an app is built for your team rather than adapted from a consumer tool, adoption follows. Honey & Co hit 100% monthly active users across all five sites.














