VOICE
Standup corner
Three seats, no agenda. The morning sync happens here because people are already sitting in it.
Everything in Remote Desk flows from one idea: your team should have somewhere to be. From the spatial office to AI meetings, a whiteboard, full work tracking, and an AI workspace — these are the tools that make that somewhere work, each with a page of its own.
The full platform
One place to meet, present, collaborate, and track the work — each surface gets its own page, all of it native to the floor.
A real place your team shows up to — not a list of green dots.
Talk, share, and record — with everyone seated in the same room.
Think together on a canvas, a doc, or a thread — all native.
Turn decisions into tracked work, time, and clear ownership.
An assistant in the room and a full AI workspace at your desk.
Step 1 — Sketch
Drag voice rooms, video rooms, lounges, and focus areas onto the canvas. Resize, recolour, rename — the floor is data, so nothing is permanent.
Step 2 — Seat
Seats define where people can sit and which channel they join when they do. Cluster them around tables, spread them along a quiet wall — geometry is policy.
Step 3 — Publish
Publishing is instant and non-destructive. Your team sees the new layout on their next glance — no downtime, no rejoining, no lost conversations.
Room types
The honest comparison
Video calls are great at scheduled meetings. They're terrible at everything that happens between them — which is most of how work actually moves.
Free for up to 8 seats. Set up a floor in ten minutes — your first spontaneous conversation will happen before lunch.