A practical company-event format
Company events are easier to approve when organizers can explain the setup, timing, capacity, and cost. Escape Room is being designed as a polished self-serve activity: choose a room, invite coworkers, form teams, and run the competition without hiring an outside facilitator.
Organizer view
The future event setup will show room choice, participant limit, team format, and joining instructions in one place. A host dashboard is planned to show which teams have joined, where they are in the room, and when they finish—without exposing puzzle answers to the organizer.
Use cases
The same event structure can fit a remote social, department competition, virtual offsite, sales kickoff, onboarding group, or employee-appreciation event. Escape Room will provide the activity; organizers keep control of their agenda and their preferred communication platform.
Clear boundaries
Prelaunch plans do not include custom branding, procurement workflows, SSO, white labeling, custom room creation, or a dedicated facilitator. The initial product is a ready-to-run group escape room with straightforward event tiers. We will only publish additional capabilities after they exist.
Practical answers
Plan a 45–60 minute block, decide how to divide the group, share the invitation, and provide a voice channel for remote teams. The room and event flow are planned to be self-serve.
Yes. Multiple teams solving the same room simultaneously is a core part of the planned company-event experience.
No. Launch pricing is planned as one price for the event, with clear participant limits for each tier.
No. Remote teams can use Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or another voice platform they already have.
No enterprise procurement, SSO, custom branding, or white-label capabilities are promised for launch.
Early access is open
Tell us about your group. No payment, reservation, or launch date is implied.