A place to spend time together
WorkDash gives your group a shared place to hang out online. Meet before a game, work alongside each other, or catch up at the end of the day. Open it in your browser and come back to the same workspace whenever you want.
For the time you spend together
WorkDash is built for small groups who already know each other. A shared world gives you somewhere to meet, while channels and threads keep conversations around for the next time you drop in.
Use it alongside the games and chat apps your group already enjoys. There is no need to move everything into a new tool just to spend an evening together.
A room for the people you already know
WorkDash combines a walkable 2D world with text channels, video and screen sharing. In world mode, entering a room joins its voice conversation. Everyone in that room hears each other. Audio does not fade with distance inside it.
Desk mode lets you use channels and threads without moving an avatar. Read how a group can spend an evening together.
What is ready, and what is still early
WorkDash is free to use today, with no payment card required. It is intended for groups of about twenty, not large events. There is one shared world layout and no map editor. A laptop is currently the smoother experience, though phones can join through a browser.
Check pricing and possible future plans for the current position. For setup questions and microphone troubleshooting, use the help page.
Tell us what breaks
Send product questions or corrections to workdash@gmail.com. For a bug, include your browser, device and what you were doing. Keep passwords, private messages and invite links out of your report.
The privacy policy explains data handling and deletion requests. The terms cover use of the service.
WorkDash is an independent project created by Andrew Pinon. It started with friends keeping a call open on Dota nights. Follow its progress in the changelog.