For assets & references
A shared folder
Keep files, links, versions, contracts, designs, and deliverables in one durable place.
A neutral workspace for people who work together
Your companies use different tools.Your work still needs one place.
LetsCheckHere is the shared space between clients, vendors, and partners—so files, decisions, wiki pages, and tasks don’t disappear into old emails and WhatsApp threads.
Client side
Northstar Co.
Works in Jira. Talks in email.
47-message thread
final-v7-revised.pdf
Shared between everyone
Website relaunch
NSACJM
Shared folder
18 files · 3 links
Project wiki
Scope & decisions
Task list
7 open · 14 done
Quick references
Always findable
Vendor side
Acme Studio
Works in Azure DevOps. Talks in WhatsApp.
No tool migration required.
Only the work both sides need lives here.
The problem
Cross-company work has no natural home.
Important, until it scrolls away.
01
One company owns the tool
Most project tools assume everyone belongs to the same organization.
02
Nobody wants to migrate
The client has Jira. The vendor has Azure DevOps. Both already have a system.
03
Shared context gets lost
The work between them ends up scattered across inboxes, chats, and old attachments.
A simpler agreement
Equal responsibility.
Equal rights.
One person starts a space and invites the others. After that, every member can contribute, organize, and invite. There is no host company and no second-class guest account.
For ongoing work
A shared project
Write wiki pages, record decisions, run task lists, and track time without replacing anyone’s internal tools.
Invite by email
Bring only the people involved.
Work as peers
Members have the same collaboration rights.
Find it later
A clear record outlives the conversation.
Good to know
Before you ask.
Does this replace Jira or Azure DevOps?
No. Each organization can keep its internal system. LetsCheckHere holds the files, decisions, references, and work that both sides need to see.
Who is the admin?
There is no workspace admin. The person who creates a project or folder can share it, and every member can collaborate and invite others with the same rights. Only the creator can delete the space itself.
What is the difference between a project and a shared folder?
Use a shared folder for files, links, and version history. Use a project when you also need wiki pages, tasks, and timesheets.
Can people see my other work?
No. Access belongs to each project or folder. People only see the spaces explicitly shared with them.
Stop searching old threads