Hi Product Hunt, I’m Ansgar. My team went remote and kept the meetings but lost everything around them. Nobody bumps into anybody in a calendar. So we built Meetropolis: a 2D office you leave open in a tab, where a conversation starts because you walked over, not because someone booked 30 minutes. Repo: https://github.com/lass-machen/m... docker compose up and it’s yours. If you’d rather not run servers, we operate a hosted version in Germany. The part I actually want to talk about: it’s built multi-tenant, with pluggable billing and an admin dashboard. So you can run one instance for your agency’s clients, your university’s departments, or your own customers. That’s deliberate. Where other in this space are ahead: maturity, community, years of iteration, 5k+ stars. We’re new. Same map tooling though. Our hosted plan bills per concurrent user. Self-hosting costs you a server. We’re new and I’d rather say it than dress it up. No ten thousand customers. What we do have: pilot teams using it daily and a setup that does what the page says. Walk into an open office without an account: https://meetropolis.me Bring a colleague, it’s dull alone. What I’d like from you: What's the one thing about sharing an office that no remote tool has given you back yet?

Meetropolis - Virtual Office

Open-source virtual office for Remote Teams - Multi Tenant

Open-source virtual office for Remote Teams - Multi Tenant