Open a link and you are inside.
Someone shares a room link. Pick a character, type a name, and you are standing on the floor with everyone else.
- No download
- Guests welcome
- Any browser
The coziest
virtual office.
A virtual office that looks like a game. Walk around, talk to coworkers, and feel like a team again.
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An office you can walk around in.
TinyFloor keeps the part of an office that calls never replaced: knowing who is there, and being able to walk over.
Walk over to start talking.
Get close to a teammate and their call bar appears above them. One tap opens video or voice, straight between browsers.
- Video or voice
- Peer to peer
- One tap
You can tell who is around.
Everyone carries a nameplate and a status. See who is free, who is heads down and who is already on a call before you walk up.
- Live nameplates
- Away and busy
- Room chat
The room is still there tomorrow.
Rooms do not end when a meeting does. Keep one open for your team, put a password on it if you need to, and send the link once.
- Listed for everyone
- Share by link
- Free
RoomsAlways on
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Founders2 here
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An office, not a meeting.
Nobody sends an invite. People drop in, work near each other, and wander over when something comes up.
- No invites
- Wander over
- The whole floor
Before you walk in.
TinyFloor is a virtual office you walk around in. Your team appears as pixel-art characters on a shared 2D floor, and a video or voice call starts when you stand next to someone instead of when you click a meeting link.
No. TinyFloor runs in the browser on desktop and mobile. Open a room link and you are inside the office.
Yes. Creating rooms, walking around, chatting and calling are free.
No. Anyone can join as a guest with just a name. Signing in only adds a saved profile, a character you keep, and a list of your rooms.
Calls run peer-to-peer over WebRTC, so audio and video travel straight between browsers. Once a call is connected it stays connected until someone hangs up or leaves the room. Walking away will not drop it.
No. The camera and microphone are opened only for a call and released the moment it ends.
Yes. On touch devices you move with an on-screen joystick, and the call controls adapt to the smaller screen.
A normal call puts everyone in one grid until the meeting ends. A TinyFloor room stays open all day, so you can see who is around, drift between conversations, and talk to the people you walk over to.