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Your team,
in one hall.

The professional virtual office for remote teams. See who's in, what moved today, and what needs you - with a rules-based supervisor that reports work, never surveillance.

Early access list - we will only email you about your invitation. Nothing else.

What's inside

Everything in the hall

1.

Virtual office

Rooms, presence and availability. Walk the hall, join a room, see who's around - a professional office, not a cartoon world.

2.

Rules-based supervisor

Daily standup summaries, overdue alerts and blocker detection from fixed rules - not generative AI. It reads the work your team logs; it doesn't capture your screen or your keystrokes.

3.

Tasks & attendance

Boards, priorities, deadlines, and a clean clock-in/out system with timezone-aware records.

4.

Chat & announcements

Room channels, direct messages and company announcements. Fewer emails, faster answers.

5.

File library

One place for company documents with folders and org-scoped access.

6.

Manager dashboard

Presence, attendance, task progress and blockers in one view. Visible work, not covert monitoring.

See it before you sign up

Your standup, written for you

Sample output from a fictional team - shown in the exact format the rules-based supervisor writes.

Standup for Maya (2026-11-06)
Clocked in: yes, since 09:02
Done: Fix checkout rounding bug; Review refund email template
In progress: Monday release notes
To do: Update onboarding checklist
Overdue: Supplier invoice follow-up (was due 2026-11-04)

Ask for your standup and the supervisor writes one from the tasks and clock-in data your team already logged. Fixed rules, not generative AI. No screen capture, no keystroke logging.

No fine print

Security & trust, honestly

What v0.1 covers - and what it doesn't yet

Role-based access, org-scoped data, bcrypt-hashed passwords via our auth provider (Supabase), expiring sessions and an audit trail for membership changes. TLS in transit. We publish what v0.1 does not cover yet - MFA and end-to-end encryption are on the roadmap, not on the label.