Remote work, volume up

Bring yournoise.

Working from a café, a bar or the park? Walk into the matching room. Your team hears the same buzz you do, so nobody asks you to mute.

Every other office tool sells noise cancellation. We built rooms where noise belongs.

Three steps. Zero mute buttons.

01

Match your surroundings

Your mic listens for four seconds and measures the room around you, not your voice. Nothing is recorded.

02

Walk into the room that fits

At a bar? Take a stool in the bar. In a quiet house? The library is down the hall. The room's ambience rises to meet you.

03

Just talk

Loud rooms switch noise suppression off, because the noise is the point. Quiet rooms keep it on, so the library stays a library.

Pick a room with the right energy

Every room plays its own soundscape, and you hear a little through the door as you walk past.

Bar 0.55 to 1.00

A beat, a crowd and clinking glasses. Background noise is expected, so join the Friday bar from an actual bar.

Noise welcome

Café 0.30 to 0.80

Chatter, cups and the espresso machine. The natural home for anyone working from a coffee shop.

Noise welcome

Garden 0.15 to 0.65

Birds and wind for the people working on a balcony, a porch or a park bench.

Noise welcome

Library 0.00 to 0.15

Page turns and a ticking clock. Heads down, and the strongest noise suppression in the building.

Quiet room

Conference 0.05 to 0.30

Close the door and the meeting is private. Anyone outside knocks.

Door closes

Your office 0.00 to 0.45

Every teammate gets their own. Leave the door open for drop-ins or close it and let people knock.

Door closes

Hire someone. A new office appears.

The building grows outward from the commons in the middle. Existing rooms never move, so nobody loses their way around.

  • New teammateGets a private office with their name on the door.
  • Every 6 peopleAnother team room opens.
  • A guest visitsA guest meeting room appears for them.
  • AnytimeAdd another bar, café, garden or library.

Doors that mean something

Closed doors are real. Each room has its own voice channel, so a shut door keeps the conversation inside. Knock, and whoever is in the room decides.

Bo is knocking on Ash's office
Let them inNot now
Ash let you into Ash's office.

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Review: A · Bring Your NoiseABCAll