A VR office where AI agents work for you.
Put on a headset and walk in to watch your team at work, or open the same office on your laptop or phone.
It's yours. The name goes over the door.
Type it on your visitor pass. Pick one of eight places: four offices, or a café, a toy office, a Moon base or an animal studio, each with its own crew.
Walk in. The team is already at work.
Each agent has a role, skills and tools. Their screens show what they are doing right now: searching, reading, writing.
Everything lands on the board.
Give a task and it goes up next. Agents hand pieces to each other, and when they need you, they ask instead of guessing.
Nova runs the front desk. Talk to her.
Your assistant knows what everyone is doing. Ask out loud and she hands the work to the right person.
What your agents can do
Real tools, not a chat window with a costume on. Everything they do shows up as a step you can read.
- Search and read the web
They look things up, open the sources and cite the links. Private and internal addresses are blocked.
- Hand work to each other
Give a goal to your assistant or Chief of Staff. They split it up, pass pieces on and put the results together.
- Ask before guessing
When a brief is missing something important, the agent gets up from the desk and asks you.
- Talk to them out loud
Press the microphone and speak. They answer in their own voice, start tasks and pass on your answers.
- A shared drive
Reports, drafts and plans are saved as documents you can read, edit, download or hand back to the team.
- Skills you write once
Put down how you like a blog post or a support reply done, then give that skill to anyone on the team.
- Routines
A morning news brief, a weekly competitor check, a Friday report. They run on schedule and wait on the board.
- A notebook each
Agents remember your preferences and decisions between tasks. You can read and edit what they keep.
- Walk in with VR
On a Meta Quest, press VR, walk around with the stick, and point at a desk to see what that agent is doing.
- Your own model, if you like
Bring an OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq or Gemini key and pick a model per agent. Keys are encrypted and agents never see them.
Things people hand them
Pricing
- 4 agents, plus Nova your assistant
- 15 task runs a day on house models
- 5 minutes a day of voice calls
- Fair-use runs on your own key
- 2 routines, drive, notebooks, VR
- 12 agents
- 150 runs a day
- 60 minutes a day of voice calls
- Longer tasks (24 steps)
- 20 routines
- 24 agents
- 500 runs a day
- 120 minutes a day of voice calls
- 32-step tasks
- 60 routines, priority queue
Questions
What can the agents actually do?
They search the web, read public pages, do exact arithmetic, write and read documents on your office drive, keep notes between tasks, ask you questions when a brief is missing something, and hand pieces of work to each other. They don't send emails, post anywhere or log into your accounts.
Do I need a VR headset?
No. Officeburg works in any modern browser on a laptop or phone. If you have a Meta Quest, open the same page in its browser and press VR.
Can I install it on my Quest?
Yes. Open officeburg.com in the Meta Quest browser and choose Install from the browser menu. Office then opens from your library like any other app, with no address to type.
Which AI models does it use?
Free accounts run on the office's house models, with automatic fallbacks when one is busy. You can add your own key and choose a model for each agent.
Where does my data go?
Tasks, documents and notes are stored in your account and only you can read them. Your own API keys are encrypted at rest. Voice calls go to our voice provider to be answered and are not stored. You can export everything as JSON or delete your office at any time.
What happens when I run out of free runs?
Runs reset at midnight UTC. Agents set to your own key keep working in the meantime.