Traxly Office

A desktop virtual office for spontaneous voice conversations and screen sharing.

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About the product

What does Traxly Office do?

Submitted by Konstantin Dyachenko, founder of Traxly. Traxly Office is a desktop virtual office for teams working apart. Colleagues have desks and availability statuses, walk over for voice conversations, meet in rooms and share a window or screen. Teams can arrange their space from an office template. The time tracker is separate and optional. Traxly is in public beta. Apple silicon Mac is the recommended starting point; Mac builds are signed and notarized. Intel Mac remains early access and the Windows installer is unsigned. The public trial lasts 14 days without a payment card; paid Office pricing is based on floor area, with monthly offices starting at $19.60. Current features, download options and pricing are on the official website.

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Who should use Traxly Office?

Small independent remote software and design teams are the clearest fit based on how the product is positioned.

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Pricing: Paid

Platforms: macOS, Windows

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Details, pricing and availability can change. We use provider information, verified owner updates and editorial review where available. Check the provider’s own page before making a purchase, booking or important decision.

Profile last updated 26 Oct 2026.
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