SoWork has really helped me bring my team together. Since we started using the platform, we’ve felt more connected and in sync day to day. The pricing is good, too, which makes it an easy choice for us.

We're a fully remote software team of 9, and the biggest thing SoWork fixed was the friction around small conversations. On Slack, a quick question meant either scheduling a call or writing three paragraphs. In SoWork you just walk over — proximity audio lets conversations start and end naturally, the way they do in a real office. The interface is the reason adoption worked. Setup took under an hour and the whole team was in on day one with no training. Nobody needed a walkthrough; people just understood where they were and how to reach someone. It also sits alongside our existing stack instead of replacing it. We still run async work in Slack, and SoWork integrating with it meant nobody had to abandon a tool they already depended on. Performance has held up well — audio and video stay stable with the whole team in the space at once, which wasn't true of everything we tested. The AI meeting summaries are the standout feature for us. Recorded calls come back as notes we can actually skim, so anyone who missed a call catches up in two minutes instead of sitting through a 40-minute recording. On support: we had questions about plans and pricing before committing, and the CEO answered directly in the app within minutes. For a small startup where every subscription is a real decision, that kind of access is rare and it's part of why we signed up.

Facilitate my relationship with our collaborators, generating a daily bond.