Take a seat.
The office is open.

Step into a zone on the map and you’re in a meeting where everyone hears everyone equally, regardless of distance. The server splits inside and outside into separate calls, so your voice never leaks out. No links to share, no one to let you in.

Anyone on a call can share. When sharing starts, the view switches to focus mode automatically and everyone’s cameras move to the side. Click any video tile to make it the main view.

One click stops all incoming and outgoing audio and video. Whether you need to focus or step away, this one button covers it. Your avatar on the map and your video tile both show that you’ve gone quiet.

Send messages to everyone or just the people nearby. Older messages gradually fade, so chat never gets in the way when you’re just glancing at it. There’s also a Niconico-style mode that scrolls messages across the whole screen.

React without saying a word, with 10 go-to reactions plus a palette of about 280. Reactions float along the left side of the screen, showing who sent them.

Gather at the stand-up spot on the map and the morning meeting begins. A speaking order and timekeeper kick in, and the timer changes color as time runs low. The list follows whoever is speaking, so no one is left wondering when it’s their turn.

Transcribes what’s said in a meeting room and drafts the meeting notes. When the meeting ends, they’re emailed to everyone who was there, and you can save them to Google Drive. Everyone in the room can see when recording is on, so no one is ever recorded without knowing.

Invite people from outside your company with a one-time URL, no account required. Choose which meeting room they can enter, when the link expires, and how many can join at once, then revoke it when you’re done.