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Somewhere to be

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

Avatars take seats on a 2D floor plan, and the seat you occupy is your audio and video channel. No green-dot list, no 'are you free?' pings — you can see who's around and just walk over.

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The flowMeetCaptureAct

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 plan tells you who's deep in a meeting, who's free at their desk, and who's chatting by the window. Presence becomes spatial, the way it is in a real office.

  • Avatars on a floor plan instead of a roster of dots
  • See conversations forming before you interrupt them
  • Status, availability, and location in a single glance
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Seat = channel

The seat you take decides who you can hear

There's no 'join channel' button anywhere — you sit down and the room does the rest. Pull up a chair in a voice room and your mic goes live; a quiet open area keeps you silent. Moving seats is the whole interaction model.

  • Open rooms stay silent; voice and video rooms go live on entry
  • Walk between conversations instead of dialing into them
  • Distance-based audio means proximity actually matters
How proximity audio works
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Meetings on the floor

Talk, present, and decide without leaving the building

When a conversation needs faces, the video tiles appear right over the seats — no link, no lobby, no separate app. The whole Meet → Capture → Act flow happens in one place your team already sits.

  • HD video and screen share native to every room
  • No meeting links, calendars, or waiting rooms
  • Spontaneous huddles, because everyone's already here
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“We turned off Slack's huddles and our standing Zoom room within a week. People just walk over to each other now. The office gave the team a 'where' again — that's the thing remote work quietly took from us.”
Priya RamanVP Engineering, Northwind Labs

FAQ

Questions, answered

How is this different from a Slack status or a video grid?
A status list tells you who's online; a video grid puts everyone in one undifferentiated call. The virtual office gives presence a place — you see where people are, who's together, and you move between conversations by moving your avatar, not by joining and leaving calls.
Do I have to be in the office all day?
No. Sit at your desk in an open room and you're present but silent — heads-down focus with the option to be tapped on the shoulder. The point is to be reachable without being in a call, not to be live-mic'd for eight hours.
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. Your floor plans, presence, and recordings can live entirely on your own infrastructure.
Can we design our own floor plan?
Admins build floors in a visual editor — rooms, seats, desks, and decor — and the layout is tuned to stay smooth even on large maps. You decide which rooms are silent open areas and which are live voice or video spaces.
Which plan includes the virtual office?
The office is the product — it's on every plan, including Free. Plans differ in limits like seat counts and history, never in whether you get a floor to work on.

Give your team a place to be

Spin up a floor, take a seat, and let presence become spatial again — it's free to start.

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