Shoot turns a group introduction into an eight-second huddle

Field notes

Shoot describes a proximity-based exchange rather than a conventional contact request: people tap within an eight-second window, review the resulting huddle, and keep cards only by mutual agreement. The page says contacts and personal labels remain on the device, while proximity information is held in memory during the exchange. Its examples include labels such as “the Tuesday table” and searching for someone by what they do rather than by name.