Your team knows more than it realizes.
FOMO watches the files your team already works in, Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Slack, and catches it live when two people's numbers stop agreeing. Not a report you read later. It happens right in the document, cited to the exact cell.
Free forever. Anonymous by design. You choose exactly what it can see.
Two people, two files, one contradiction.
Excel catches it as you type, cell by cell. PowerPoint and Word catch it on save, cited to the exact slide or paragraph. Both dismiss for good in one click.
Faster handoffs.
Someone joining or picking work back up gets caught up in minutes, current thinking, what changed, what's still unresolved, not a meeting to reconstruct it.
Fewer blind spots.
See when two people are independently converging on the same problem, or working from assumptions that don't actually agree.
You choose the scope.
One file, one folder, or everything, per person, per tool. Client-facing channels always need their own explicit yes, never bundled in.
Not a snapshot. A memory.
A private file of how you specifically work, and a shared one for the whole team, both editable in plain chat. The more accurate they are, the sharper FOMO gets at knowing what's actually worth flagging you for, not just what technically differs.
Picking up someone else's work shouldn't need a meeting.
Every number FOMO has ever caught has a history: what it was, who set it, when it changed, and why it mattered. When someone moves on or hands off a project, that history is already there, not reconstructed from memory in a rushed call.
A private file, not a performance review. What FOMO understands about how you work stays yours. No manager view, no team-wide visibility, ever. Only you see it, only you edit it.
You hand it off, on purpose. Share a one-time snapshot with whoever's taking over. Not a live sync, they get what's true right now, not a moving target.
The receipts carry over. Exact file, exact cell, exact timestamp, for every value that's changed. The new person doesn't have to trust a summary, they can check it.
Three steps. No friction.
Connect what you already use.
Drive, OneDrive, Slack, or just the Chrome extension. Per person, per tool, you choose the scope, down to a single file.
Invite your team.
A private, invite-only team. Nobody sees who found what, only how it connects.
Open it at your next meeting.
Real connections between separate work, plus a living record of what the team believes, ready before anyone says a word.
Respects the person.
Benefits the team.
Nobody's individual activity is ever shown to anyone, including whoever's paying for it. FOMO surfaces what the group found, never who found it, and never shows a teammate's content without a real action from you.
You choose the scope
One file, one folder, or everything you own, per tool, per person. Client-facing or external Slack channels always need their own separate, explicit yes, never bundled into a bulk approval.
What FOMO never touches
Passwords, banking pages, health records, anything you haven't explicitly connected. Ever.
Evaluating FOMO for your team?
We've written up exactly what the browser extension permission does, what data goes where, and who we share it with, in plain language for IT and security reviewers. Read the full breakdown, or download the two-page IT/security overview (PDF).
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your team is missing?
Connect what you already use. Invite your team. Work normally.
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