Teams and sharing

Teams let several people reuse the same patterns. Sharing by link lets you hand a single pattern

or report to anyone.

In My patterns, open a saved pattern and choose share. You get a link to the public viewer,

where anyone with the link can see the pattern, its shape and who created it. Turn sharing off and

the link stops working.

Every completed search produces a report that collects each coin's best match. Open the report and

share it as a link — useful when you want a colleague to see exactly what you saw, without giving

them your account.

Teams

A team is a shared space for patterns:

Create a team and invite people by username.
Share a pattern to a team — this makes a team-owned copy, so later edits to your personal

pattern do not change what the team sees.

Roles decide what a member can do: viewer (use), editor (add and change patterns), co-owner

(also manage members and settings), owner (full control, including deletion).

Transfer ownership from the members list if someone else should own the team.

When a search runs on a team pattern, every member of that team is told about it, so nobody misses

a result that concerns them.

Inviting someone sends them an email with a link to join. If they already have an account they

join directly; if not, they are asked to register first. Invites can be revoked while they are

pending.

Team sharing is for people who actually work together — see the

Acceptable Use Policy. Do not use a team to publish patterns

publicly, and keep other people's confidential information out of pattern names and messages.