SoWork provides a browser-based virtual office environment designed to help remote and hybrid teams stay connected and collaborate naturally. Teams can build customizable office maps with rooms and spaces that reflect their real-world workplace. Members appear as avatars, allowing colleagues to see who is available, busy, or away at a glance. The platform supports spontaneous video and audio conversations by allowing users to walk up to colleagues in the virtual space, mimicking organic office interactions. Scheduled and ad-hoc meetings can take place in dedicated rooms, and the platform includes AI-powered features such as automated meeting notes, summaries, and action items. SoWork also supports screen sharing, collaborative whiteboards, and integrations with common productivity tools. It is aimed at distributed teams that want to reduce the isolation of remote work and maintain a sense of shared presence without requiring constant scheduled calls.
Target audience and deployment
- Startup
- SMB
- Mid-market
- Cloud
- Browser extension
Key features
Use cases
- Replicate in-office presence for remote teams
- Conduct spontaneous video meetings
- Automate meeting notes and summaries
- Host structured team meetings in virtual rooms
- Collaborate visually with shared whiteboards
- Monitor team availability and working status
Best for
- Remote team managers who need to maintain team cohesion and visibility across distributed employees
- Startup founders who need an affordable virtual office to onboard and connect a fully remote team
- SMB leaders who need to replicate spontaneous office interactions for hybrid or remote staff
- Operations managers who need automated meeting documentation to reduce manual note-taking overhead
Integrations
Communication
Slack, Google Meet, Zoom
Other
Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar