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VirtualStation is a virtual office for remote teams. Everyone has an avatar in a shared workspace, so teammates can move around, talk, meet, chat, manage projects, track time, and work with AI in one place.

Those tools are mainly built around scheduled calls or messaging. VirtualStation is designed to feel like a shared workplace, where your team can see who is around, walk up to someone, start a conversation, manage work, and stay connected throughout the day.

No. Your team can use VirtualStation from the browser. Depending on your setup, you may also choose to use desktop or companion experiences where available.

Yes. You can start with a smaller team and explore VirtualStation before deciding whether you need a paid plan.

No technical setup is required. Create your workspace, invite your team, choose or configure your virtual office, and start working. You do not need a developer or IT team to get started.

Yes. You can bring external people into your workspace as guests without making them full members of your team.

Time tracking is started intentionally by the team member, similar to traditional time-tracking tools. Depending on your workspace settings, it can include screenshots and app or website activity. The goal is to give teams useful work visibility, not to secretly monitor people.

VirtualStation’s AI can help with work that usually creates extra coordination. It can support standups, summarize meetings, capture notes and action items, help create and assign tasks, assist with brainstorming, and help teams keep track of what needs attention.

VirtualStation is designed to reduce the number of disconnected tools your team needs. Integrations can connect it with the other systems your team already uses, depending on the tools and integrations currently supported.

Traffic is encrypted in transit, including audio and video. Workspaces are isolated from one another, and admins can control access through roles and permissions. Admins can also remove or block users when needed, and additional identity-verification options can be enabled where supported.

Yes. VirtualStation is built for distributed teams. People can work asynchronously, see who is available, use chat and project tools, and catch up through meeting summaries, standups, tasks, and updates without everyone needing to be online at the same time.

Yes. You can start with a small team and expand your workspace as you add more people, rooms, projects, and workflows.

Yes. The spatial office is one part of VirtualStation, not the entire product. Teams can still use communication, meetings, chat, project management, productivity tools, and AI workflows depending on how they prefer to work.

Yes. In fact, that is often the easiest way to start. Invite a small group, try it with your real workflow, and expand to the rest of the team once you are comfortable with how it works.