Arcade, in facts.

The essentials

What it is

The digital office for remote teams: a 3D office, in the browser.

Who makes it

Play.Interactive®, in Mexico. It’s their own everyday office.

Price

USD 7.50 ($140 MXN with VAT) per person per month, launch price, from 5 people, with a 6-month minimum term.

Requirement

Today you sign in with Google Workspace.

Connects with

Google Workspace (sign-in, Calendar, Drive and webinar emails), Monday (tasks) and GitHub (reviews, CI and alerts, read-only).

Language

The office is in Spanish; the site, in Spanish and English.

What to install

Nothing: it runs in the browser, on phones too for guests.

How to try it

With the demo at arcade.camp/en/demo, in the office of a made-up company.

Contact

[email protected]

What Arcade is not

• It is not a virtual office address service, nor office or meeting room rental.
• It is not remote desktop software for controlling another computer.
• It is not a video game or an arcade: the playful part is the style, the use is work.

Where everything is

• Arcade Camp · The digital office for remote teamsYour team’s office, in 3D and in the browser: walk up to someone and you’re already talking. Guests, meetings with AI notes and webinars. Made in Mexico.
• FeaturesProximity conversations, meeting rooms, guests without accounts, webinars, recordings with AI notes, chat, and attendance designed with worker wellbeing in mind.
• WorldsYour office in the Caribbean, in a forest that changes with the seasons, in a jungle with dinosaurs, on big-city rooftops or in outer space, today; soon in the desert or at a racetrack.
• PricingLaunch price: USD 7.50 per person a month, everything included, from 5 people.
• PilotJoin the waitlist for the Arcade pilot, the digital office for remote teams, and keep the launch price.
• FAQWhat you need, how recording works, wellbeing, what happens to your data and how much it costs.
• Privacy noticeWhat data we ask for on arcade.camp and the waitlist, what we use it for and how to exercise your rights.
• Terms of useThe terms of use for arcade.camp, the site of the Arcade digital office, and for the waitlist of its pilot.
• Try the digital office demoStep into a real Arcade office with a made-up company: walk around, chat, join a meeting and change the world around it.
• Proximity chat in a 3D officeWalk up to someone and within 2 seconds you can hear and see each other, no links or scheduling. Up to 8 per conversation, rooms for more, and nobody ends up on a call by accident.
• Team chat that lives in your officeDirect messages, groups, a team channel and files up to 25 MB, in the same office where your team talks and meets. No other app, no other account.
• Integrations: Google Workspace, Monday and GitHubYour calendar, your Monday tasks and your GitHub to-dos, inside your team’s digital office. You don’t switch tools: you use them from a shared place.
• AI meeting notes in your digital officeRecord the meeting, transcribe everyone by name and get AI meeting notes in your company’s Google Drive: summary, decisions and action items with owners.
• Client meetings with no account or installYour client opens a link, types their name and is in your room within seconds, from a phone too. A waiting room with your brand, and they see nothing outside their room.
• Webinars with registration, Q&A and pollsBranded registration, confirmation and reminder emails, a backstage, upvoted questions, polls and up to 100 attendees, from your office’s auditorium.
• Attendance tracking for remote teamsThe workday logs itself: first in, last out and active time, with schedules per person and Mexico’s holidays. Each person sees their own, admins see the team, nothing behind anyone’s back.
• Remote wellbeing, with NOM-035 in mindArcade was designed with Mexico’s NOM-035-STPS-2018 in mind: the workday ends, nothing is measured behind anyone’s back, tokens are never taken away and there’s no leaderboard.
• Sample AI meeting notesSample meeting notes from Arcade: summary, decisions, action items with owners, topics and the transcript with each person’s name, from a made-up meeting.