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Independent work. Shared days.
Your work.
Better company.
Working remotely doesn’t have to mean working alone. Find people to work alongside, at home or in a shared workspace.
Your own projects. A shared table. A little more connection.
For people who work from anywhere
Remote workersHybrid teams’ home-office daysFreelancers & self-employed
01 / How it works
Same to-do list.
A more human workday.
Deskbnb brings people together for coworking sessions. Everyone works on their own thing. The company makes the difference.
Share a workspace
Meet at a host’s home or a public coworking space. Bring your laptop, your own work, and a little curiosity.
Make room to connect
Focus on your projects, then swap ideas, share lunch, or simply have a chat over coffee.
Good company, without the small-talk agenda
Focus time.
Coffee time.
Human time.
Some days, you need a fresh perspective. Other days, it’s just nice to have someone to say “coffee?” to.
Deskbnb makes space for both: independent work and the everyday conversations that make a day feel less solitary.
Work alongside each other. Connect naturally.03 / A few good questions
Before you
bring your laptop.
What is Deskbnb?
Deskbnb is a networking platform for people who work remotely. It helps people find or host coworking sessions, work on their own projects, and connect during breaks.
Do we have to work on the same project?
No. Bring your own work. You might be in completely different industries; the shared experience is working alongside each other.
Do I need to host people at home?
No. You can join someone else’s session or arrange to meet in a public coworking space. Home sessions are one option.
Who is it for?
Remote and hybrid employees, freelancers, self-employed people, and anyone whose working day could use a little more social connection.
What should we agree on before meeting?
Discuss the time, location, workspace setup, Wi-Fi, calls, breaks, and any costs in advance. Choose a setting you feel comfortable with, especially when meeting for the first time.
Make space for connection