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Somewhere to be

A virtual office where the room you sit in is the room you're in

Your team sits in rooms on a floor plan, and the room you sit in is your audio and video call. No green-dot list, no "are you free?" pings. You can see who is around and just walk over.

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On every plan, including Free.

The flow
  1. Meet
  2. Capture
  3. Act

Presence you can see

Replace the status list with a floor you can read

A column of green dots tells you someone is technically online. A floor tells you who is in a meeting, who is heads-down in their own office, and who is free. Presence becomes a place, the way it is in a real office.

  • People in rooms instead of a roster of dots
  • See a conversation forming before you interrupt it
  • Status, availability and location at a glance
The 3D office view from above: private offices, Design Review, Engineering and the Lounge under warm gold light, with everyone's avatar in their seat.

Seat = channel

The seat you take decides who you can hear

There is no "join channel" button anywhere. Taking a seat puts you in that room's call, muted, with your mic and camera yours to turn on. Moving seats is the whole interaction model.

  • Every room is a call, and everyone arrives muted
  • Walk between conversations instead of dialling into them
  • Knock on a private room and wait at the door, hearing nothing, until someone lets you in
How room audio works

Meetings on the floor

Talk, present and decide without leaving the building

When a conversation needs faces, turn your camera on and your tile appears for the room. Share a screen to the same people. No link, no lobby, no separate app.

  • Video and screen share in every room
  • No meeting links or waiting rooms
  • Spontaneous huddles, because everyone is already here
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FAQ

Questions about the office

Something else on your mind? Write to hello@remotedesk.space.

How is this different from a Slack status or a video grid?

A status list tells you who is online; a video grid puts everyone in one undifferentiated call. The virtual office gives presence a place. You see where people are and who is together, and you move between conversations by moving seats, not by joining and leaving calls.

Do I have to be on a call all day?

No. Everyone enters a room muted, with the camera off, and turns them on when they want to talk. You can also stay on the open floor, outside every room, where no call reaches you. The point is to be reachable without being live all day.

Can I self-host the virtual office?

Yes. Remote Desk is self-hostable end to end, including the LiveKit media server that carries audio and video.

Can we design our own floor plan?

Admins build floors in a visual editor: rooms, seats, desks and furniture. Each room is open to everyone, shared with chosen people or teams, or private.

Which plan includes the virtual office?

The office is the product, so it is on every plan, including Free. Plans differ in limits such as seats and history.

Give your team a place to be

Build a floor, take a seat, and let your team find each other again. It's free to start.