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on a journey with @meetonsphere 🐒

[Asbey @_sbey]

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Work doesn't have to feel distant. Sphere is your virtual office where remote teams collaborate with the clarity and presence of being in the same room. Instant communication. Spatial collaboration. Professional rigor.

[Asbey @_sbey]

Your team. Actually together.

Work doesn't have to feel distant. With Sphere, remote collaboration becomes instantly rigorous and present—like your whole team is in the same professional space

[Asbey @_sbey]

@mujifren @elonmusk been to india as a tourist, didn’t experience such a bad mobile internet connection since 2012.

Starlink is not the only thing you need. Cleanliness and hygene should be on the list too.

[Asbey @_sbey]

Bukele, meilleur president dans l’histoire moderne

[Nayib Bukele @nayibbukele]

J’ai entendu dire que la France était finie, qu’il était trop tard pour la sauver.

Mais la France est toujours aussi belle, enviable même. Sa grandeur n’a pas disparu, elle ne demande qu’à renaître.

Nous avons surmonté en un an un problème cent fois plus grave, sans avoir les moyens dont dispose la France.

La France pourrait y arriver en une semaine.

[Asbey @_sbey]

@petrogustavo Petro, los unicos puntos que tu conoces, son los puntos de droga

[Asbey @_sbey]

@akshaymarch7 @elonmusk JIO sellout

[Justin Kim @justinplaygame]

GitHub wasn’t built for hardware.
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[Asbey @_sbey]

I started Sphere to bring back the small talk and spontaneous moments that made offices feel alive.

A green dot on Slack is not a KPI. Remote work should stay async.

Real collaboration should happen naturally when people are actually “at the office.”

[Sphere @meetonsphere]

Different cities, same room

[Marco Mori👾 @macomoroni]

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[Asbey @_sbey]

@NASA how fast is internet speed on ISS?

[Asbey @_sbey]

A persistent 3D environment where the spatial grammar does as much of the work as possible, so communication becomes simpler instead of more complicated.

We’re still at the beginning, and there is a lot left to build.

[Asbey @_sbey]

Sphere started from a very simple frustration: remote work gave us flexibility, but it also removed one of the most important things that made physical offices work well in the first place — presence. In an office, you don’t schedule every interaction.

[Asbey @_sbey]

That is where I see Sphere going.

Not another collection of virtual meeting rooms.

Not a 2D office simulation.

Not software that asks teams to recreate their physical office and then learn a new set of rules for using it.