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Welcome to GLYPHFive minutes. Let's go.

You've been invited to a GLYPH workspace. This guide gets you in and collaborating securely.

Accept your invite and create your account​

You'll have received an invite as an email, a link, or a QR code. Open it and follow the Sign Up flow:

  • Enter your first and last name.
  • Create a strong password.
  • Set up multi-factor authentication (security key, Face ID/Touch ID, or an authenticator app).
  • Allow notifications when prompted.

That's account setup.

Join your groups (this is the important part)​

When you land in your workspace, you'll see a list of groups on the left. You can't read or send messages in a group until you add this device to it. Showing up in the list is not the same as joining.

For each group:

  1. Select the group.
  2. Tap Add This Device.
  3. Open the 3-dot menu → Settings to set your notification preference. Default is Mentions Only; switch to All if you want to be pinged on every message.

Repeat for every group in your list. Until you do this, the group is just a label.

Devices and security​

GLYPH is end-to-end encrypted. Your messages live on your devices, not on a server somewhere. Every phone, laptop, or browser you sign in from has its own keys, and only the devices you've added to a group can read that group's messages — not Sentriqs, not anyone else.

In practice:

  • Each device joins each group on its own. Tap Add This Device on every device you use.
  • A new device starts fresh. Sign in and add it to the groups you need — nothing carries over automatically.
  • Remove devices you don't use. Settings → My Devices. A device still on your account can still read your groups.

Keep your device list tidy. It's the best thing you can do for your own security.

Start collaborating​

Two ways to begin:

Join a conversation in a group

Pick the group that matches what you're working on, read what's there, and post.

Start a direct message

Tap the icon next to Direct Messages, search for a coworker, select their devices, and send your first message. DMs are end-to-end encrypted just like groups; they're great for quick 1:1 questions or small ad-hoc threads.

You can also create your own group from the icon next to Groups when you have a topic that deserves its own space.

A few quick tips​

  • Tune your notifications per group. A noisy group with Mentions Only is fine. A small project group with All keeps you in the loop. Adjust as you go.
  • Use threads. Tap a message to reply in a thread — keeps the main channel readable.
  • Start a huddle. Need to talk? Hop into a video huddle directly from any group.
  • Manage your devices regularly. Settings → My Devices. Remove what you don't recognize.

Need help?​

Help center

Searchable guides and troubleshooting.

Support

Email the team when something's stuck.

Your workspace admin

Fastest answer for anything specific to your organization.