Out of the box you get your own personal Pincone — a place just for you. Teams give you another one, shared: everyone in the team sees the same folders, feeds, and inboxes, and everyone can add to them.
Creating a team
Open the team switcher at the top of the sidebar and choose to create a new team. Give it a name, and you're in — a fresh shared library, separate from your personal one. You can be in as many teams as you like, and switching between them takes two clicks in the same menu.
Inviting people
From the team switcher's menu, head to Members to invite people by email. They'll get an invite to accept, and once they're in, everything the team collects is theirs to browse too. There's no per-seat pricing arithmetic — teams can have unlimited members on every plan.
What's shared, what's not
Each team is its own world: its own folders, feeds, inboxes, labels, and timeline. Nothing from your personal Pincone leaks into a team (or the other way around) unless you save it there. Your account-level settings — theme, default view, your login — stay yours everywhere.
Talking about what you save
Teams are where comments and mentions shine: leave a comment on any link, @-mention a teammate, and the conversation lives with the thing itself instead of scattering across chat apps.
Leaving and deleting
Team admins can remove members and — for teams that aren't someone's personal library — delete the whole team from its Settings page. Deleting a team deletes everything in it, so Pincone asks you twice.