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To make online connections more meaningful by building the most human spaces on the internet.
It's fair to say the shift in balance to remote work does not seem to be a temporary condition. Indeed many of the world’s biggest companies have committed to maintaining a fully remote workforce. However, remote needn’t mean less human.
A core piece to easing the transition is workplace collaboration tools — especially video chat tools that foster a “virtual office” feeling. Kumospace is one such tool.
Crucially the platform is built around immersiveness - the idea of being able to walk over and tap someone on the shoulder, have a really quick interaction, get what you need and then go back to work. In a virtual setting that means, guest logins, ‘rooms’ where people work and shared spatial audio.
The startup’s low-fi graphics and game-like mechanics might put some old-school employers off. However, its record with tens of thousands of teams so far, often using the platform for hours a day, suggests employees really love Kumospace and the ceiling for growth is high.
Freddie
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Aug 2022
$21m
SERIES A
Apr 2021
$2m
SEED
This company has top investors
Yang Mou
(CEO)Previously Staff Software Engineer at Oscar Health. Before that, worked as a Software Engineer for Google. Attended Princeton University.
Brett Martin
(President)Co-Founded an early-stage venture capital fund called Charge Ventures. Co-Founded first ambient social networking company, Sonar. Professor at Columbia Business School.