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TinyFloor

A virtual office for remote teams

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TinyFloor gives a remote team one shared floor in the browser, with a desk for everyone. You can see who's in and whether they're free, heads down or in a meeting, then walk over and call them in one click instead of booking a call.


Three or more people meet in the meeting room, with HD video, screen sharing and a whiteboard. Team chat sits beside the floor. It's free for up to 3 people, and Pro is $29 a month for the whole team, never per person. The code is open source.

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Features

  • See who's in, free, heads down or in a meeting
  • Walk to a teammate and call them in one click
  • Voice first, with camera and screen sharing a click away
  • Meeting room with HD video, screen sharing and a whiteboard
  • Team chat with channels, direct messages and reactions
  • Runs in the browser on desktop and phone, in 18 languages

Use Cases

  • Remote teams that want quick questions without scheduling calls
  • Daily standups in the meeting room instead of another link
  • Pair programming and quick screen shares between engineers
  • Startups and agencies that want one price for the whole team

Comments

Hi Fazier, I'm Jitto and I build TinyFloor. Working remotely, I noticed the quick questions stopped. Asking a teammate one quick thing meant a ping, a wait, then a call booked for a two-minute chat, so most of it never got asked. TinyFloor is a shared floor in the browser. Everyone has a desk, you can see who's free, and you walk over and talk. No links, nothing to install. When more people join, the meeting room has HD video, screen sharing and a whiteboard. It's free for up to 3 people, and Pro is $29 a month for the whole team, never per person. The code is open source on GitHub. I'd love to hear what would make you try it with your team, and what feels off.

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Hi Fazier, I'm Jitto and I build TinyFloor. Working remotely, I noticed the quick questions stopped. Asking a teammate one quick thing meant a ping, a wait, then a call booked for a two-minute chat, so most of it never got asked. TinyFloor is a shared floor in the browser. Everyone has a desk, you can see who's free, and you walk over and talk. No links, nothing to install. When more people join, the meeting room has HD video, screen sharing and a whiteboard. It's free for up to 3 people, and Pro is $29 a month for the whole team, never per person. The code is open source on GitHub. I'd love to hear what would make you try it with your team, and what feels off.

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