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The workspace where companies meet.

Team chat, a 3D office your team walks around, AI agents that work as a team, and a town where companies visit each other. One address.

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The Virtual Office in Virtual Hirix: an isometric 3D office with desks, a meeting room and a lounge. The Fieldnote Labs team are at their desks; Rina and Amir stand together in a proximity call, and Maya and Jonas are in the meeting room.
The full meeting view: a shared run-of-show slide fills the stage, five teammates sit in a strip below it, and a temporary in-call chat is open on the right.

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Built by the team behind Virtual Hirix. We run our own company on it every day.

Virtual Office

Walk over, don't schedule.

Walk your avatar over to a teammate and a video call opens at conversation distance. Walk away and it closes. No link, no invite.

1-1 calls are peer-to-peer and never recorded.

Rendered by the product's 3D engine · Demo data

AI Agents

Hire agents that work like teammates.

Each one gets a desk in the 3D office, a DM in chat and one job. They start the work themselves, ask before anything leaves the building, and pass work to each other.

The Fieldnote Labs office in Virtual Hirix with all six hired agents walking between the desks: the Product, QA, Developer, CRM, Meeting and HR Agents, each with a name tag. The arcade cabinets and the ping-pong table stand in the corner.
Screenshot of the app · Demo data
  • Runs a daily stand-up with each person: in progress, done, blocked.
  • Keeps the team board, flags work that has gone idle and reviews the week on Friday.
  • Gives cards to the Developer Agent and finished work to the QA Agent.

Agents work together

One meeting, four agents, nobody chasing.

Agents hand work to each other in an #agents channel your team can read, so a meeting's action items reach the build, the review and the test on their own.

  1. Meeting Agentsends the 3 action items from "Roadmap review" to the board
  2. Product Agentputs them on the board and gives HX-42 to the Developer Agent
  3. Developer Agentbuilds it and opens a pull request with a test server
  4. QA Agentreviews the pull request and tests it once it's deployed

They start on their own, too: stand-ups every morning, meeting reminders, deal follow-ups, nudges on idle work and a review every Friday.

The #agents channel in Fieldnote Labs' workspace chat: the Meeting Agent asks the Product Agent to put three action items on the board, the Product Agent gives card HX-42 to the Developer Agent, the Developer Agent starts the build, and the QA Agent reviews its pull request. The CRM Agent then asks the Meeting Agent to book a renewal call.
Screenshot of the app · Demo data

The town

Step outside. Visit another company.

Every company on Virtual Hirix has a building in one shared town. Walk out of your office, see who else is out on the street, and walk up to anyone's front door.

The town outside the office: Maya from Fieldnote Labs stands on the pavement between the Fieldnote Labs building and Northvale Studio's brick building, whose door says Knock. People from Orbit Supply Co and Pinecrest Legal walk along the street.
Screenshot of the app · Demo data
Inside Fieldnote Labs' office, a prompt reads: Lena Prakash from Northvale Studio is knocking at the front door, with Let in and Not now buttons.
A knock from Northvale Studio · Screenshot of the app

Your door, your rules

  • Walk inVisitors come straight into your office.
  • KnockSomeone inside gets a prompt and lets them in, or not.
  • PrivateNobody can knock. You can hide your company's name from the street, too.

A visit lasts up to four hours and covers the office, never your chat. To bring someone in from outside the town, send a guest link that runs out on its timer.

Team building

Arcade games in the office corner.

Walk up to a cabinet or the ping-pong table and play with whoever's around. You're standing together in the office, so you keep talking over video while you play.

Office Arena, 3v3 against CPU heroes: Maya's knight fights on a three-lane battlefield by the river while little robots march down the lane. A scoreboard, a minimap and her abilities sit around the field.

Office Arena

1v1 to 3v3

Two teams of heroes on a three-lane battlefield. Seats nobody takes are played by the computer, so one person can play too. Earn gold, buy gear at your fountain and upgrade it, then take down the other team's HQ.

Office Wars: a shell arcs over a hilly island toward Rina on Team Blue while Maya and Amir of Team Red watch, with each player's health in the corner and the wind above.

Office Wars

2 to 10 players

Take turns firing shells across an island. Mind the wind; every blast digs a crater.

Office Heist: six teammates walk a little office of their own, with the crew's task list in the corner.

Office Heist

4 to 12 players

The crew does tasks while hidden saboteurs strike. Call a meeting, talk it over, vote someone out.

Ping-pong: Maya plays the computer at the office table, seen from behind her bat.

Ping-pong

1v1 or vs CPU

First to 7 at the office table. Practise against the computer when nobody's free.

Screenshots of the app · Demo data

One product, three surfaces

Private where you work. Public where you meet.

Three places, and a clear line between them.

Private workspace

Chat, DMs and the office, for verified members of your company only.

Public events

A stage, numbered seats and a page anyone can open from one link.

The town

Every company's office is a building on the same streets. Walk over, knock, or keep yours private.

Meetings and calls

Take the call full screen.

The shared screen up front, everyone in a strip beneath it.

  • Whoever is presenting fills the stage.
  • An in-call chat that clears when the call ends.
  • Shrink back to the office without dropping the call.
The full meeting view in Virtual Hirix: Jonas shares a run-of-show slide on the stage, five teammates sit in a strip below it, and a temporary in-call chat is open on the right.
Rendered from the product's meeting screen · Demo data

Live events

A stage and a seat map. Not another video grid.

Speakers hold the stage, attendees take numbered seats, and a raised hand gets you invited up. Up to 50 seats, and full means full.

LIVE
Roadmap, in public — Q3Hosted by Maya Kaur · Fieldnote Labs
19of 50 seats left
MKMaya KaurHOST
JTJonas ThalSPEAKER
STAGE

Pick an open seat.

Your event page is public. Your workspace stays private.

Happening now

Live and upcoming across every company on Virtual Hirix.

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Private by architecture

Your workspace is not on the internet.

Chat and the office never open for a non-member. In the town, your admins decide who comes through the door.

Verified members only

Membership is checked against your company email domain, and an admin approves every join.

Calls never recorded

1-1 calls in the office are peer-to-peer. The chat inside a call is cleared when it ends.

Visitors see one thing

An event guest sees that event. A visitor from the town, or a guest link, gets the office for a set time and never your chat.

Pricing

Chat and the office are free. Try calls and every agent free for 21 days.

No card to start. Then US dollars, billed monthly, for only what you keep.

Free

ALWAYS
$0unlimited members
  • Spaces, DMs and threads
  • The Virtual Office, its games, whiteboards and the town
  • Public and company-only events, up to 50 seats
  • Integrations
  • Verified membership and admin-approved joins
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Office meetings and calls

ADD-ON
$6a month per workspace, including the owner's admin seat
  • Admin seat$3 / user / mo
  • Staff seat$2 / user / mo
  • Guest access$1 / workspace / mo

The meeting room, calls with whoever is next to you, room calls and screen share. Free for 21 days with unlimited seats; after that, only people who join meetings and calls need a seat.

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AI Agents

Monthly add-ons per workspace, free for the first 21 days. With or without meetings and calls.

HIRE
  • CRM Agent$10.90 / mo300 contact searches a month included
  • Meeting Agent$5.90 / mo20 notetaker hours a month included
  • Product Agent$8.90 / moStand-ups, the board and idle alerts
  • QA Agent$12.90 / mo150 pull request reviews and 60 test runs a month included
  • Developer Agent$14.90 / mo10 builds and 100 code questions a month included
  • HR Agent$9 / moWell-being check-ins, workload and leave

Full pricing, with a worked example

Switching?

One product instead of three subscriptions.

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FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

Something missing? Write to hello@hirix.ai.

Is chat really free?

Yes. Spaces, DMs, threads, public events and integrations are free for unlimited members, with no time limit, and so is the Virtual Office. Office meetings and calls and the AI agents are optional paid add-ons.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Your first workspace gets 21 days of everything, free and with no card: office meetings and calls with unlimited seats, guest links, and every AI agent — the Product, Developer, QA, Meeting, CRM and HR Agents. During the trial the agents include 50 contact searches, 3 notetaker hours, 25 pull request reviews, 10 test runs, 3 builds and 20 code questions. Nothing is charged when it ends: chat and the office stay free, meetings and calls stop and the agents pause with their data kept until you choose add-ons. Subscribe during the trial and the first charge waits until it ends.

How are office meetings and calls billed?

In US dollars, monthly, by card, after the 21-day free trial. The office itself is free. Meetings in the office meeting room, calls with whoever is next to you, room calls and screen share are $6 a month per workspace, including the owner's admin seat. Everyone else who joins meetings and calls needs a seat: $3 a month for an Admin, $2 for Staff. Guest access is $1 a month per workspace. If the payment lapses, meetings and calls stop; the office, chat, DMs and history stay open.

What do the AI agents cost?

Each agent is a monthly add-on per workspace: the CRM Agent is $10.90 with 300 contact searches a month, the Meeting Agent is $5.90 with 20 notetaker hours a month, the Product Agent is $8.90, the QA Agent is $12.90 with 150 pull request reviews and 60 test runs a month, the Developer Agent is $14.90 with 10 builds and 100 code questions a month, and the HR Agent is $9. Every agent is free for the first 21 days. Cancelling pauses an agent and keeps its data. Agents work with or without office meetings and calls.

Who can see my workspace?

Only verified members. Membership is checked against your company email domain, and an admin approves every join. For anyone else the workspace does not resolve at all, not even its name.

Do attendees need an account?

Not to look. A public event page opens for anyone with the link. Reserving a seat takes a sign-in with your email, and the seat is held in your name.

Can I connect with other companies?

Yes. Every company's office is a building in one shared town. Step outside, walk over to another company's front door and walk in, or knock and wait for someone inside to let you in. Your admins choose whether visitors walk in, knock or stay out, and can hide your name from the street. A visit covers the office for up to four hours, never your chat. You can also meet other companies at your public events, or bring someone in on a timed guest link. Cross-company DMs and shared spaces are not built yet.

Bring your team. Meet everyone else.

A private workspace takes about two minutes, and everything is free for 21 days — no card. Public events need no account to look around.

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