No audio recording
The capability does not exist—not behind a flag, not for administrators, and not as a paid feature.
Privacy is the product
Presence without surveillance.
A virtual office should help people feel closer, not watched. We designed the technical boundaries before we designed the sales pitch.
No activity monitoring
No screenshots, keystrokes, per-app usage, or productivity scoring. We have committed to never build them.
Deafen is enforced
When your status closes the door, the media server stops the audio path. It is not a cosmetic client control.
Visibility is symmetric
If someone can hear a live conversation, everyone in that conversation can see them. There are no invisible listeners or one-way presence views.
The microphone waits
Simply entering the office never asks for microphone access or attaches media. Permission is deferred until your first Talk or unmute.
Talk has a consent boundary
Instant Talk follows your team's visible consent policy and one-time pairing choice. Guests always accept explicitly; DND turns an attempted Talk into a silent Knock.
Customer content stays private
InOffice HQ has no route that returns customer message content or audio, including during support access.
Support access is accountable
Support impersonation is read-only, time-boxed, consented, banner-visible, and audited before it opens.
What we refuse to build is part of the brand.
Enterprise buyers may ask for screenshots, activity scores, hidden message views, or tools that turn presence into surveillance. The answer is permanently no.
InOffice helps organizations manage access, retention, and operational risk without turning people into telemetry.
Trust the room you walk into
Closer teams. Clear boundaries.
Open an office people can join without wondering who is listening or what is being measured.
Open your office — free