We're putting the place back into work

Remote work gave people their time back. What it quietly took was the room: the desk you wander past, the conversation you notice and join, the door you knock on. Place was doing a lot of invisible work.

Remote Desk puts it back as software. A floor plan instead of a contact list. Seats instead of join links. Sit in a room and you are in its call, muted until you choose to talk; walk out and you are not.

Offices were never good at keeping what was said, so the rest of the working day lives on the same floor: meetings you can record and read the minutes of, a tracker, docs, a whiteboard, chat and a drive, behind one sign-in, and on your own servers if you would rather.