Warmspace Kit

Small enough to hold. Big enough to bring a room, a team, a company, a conference or a community together.

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The puck on Mira’s turn to share appreciation, its timer three quarters gone

One for each person

Phones stay in pockets.

Everyone in the session holds their own puck. What to do next, who you’re with and how long is left show up right there in your hand, so eyes stay on each other, not on a feed.

The whole room, in step

Every puck moves together.

When the session moves on, every puck in the room moves with it. Timers count down as one, and when a step ends, everyone sees it at the same moment.

Nine people round a wooden table in a sunny office, laughing and talking, each holding a puck; laptops closed
Everyone seen and heard Appreciation as the foundation of an engaged team
The puck standing on its edge, its yellow and blue keys on top, each beside its label on the screen

Simple by design

Two keys and a touch screen.

Pick your name, make a choice, give a score. A press or a swipe is all it takes, with nothing to install and nothing to sign in to.

A morning briefing on a factory floor: a dozen people in work overalls stand in a circle, smiling, each holding a puck
Wherever your team gathers A morning huddle on the factory floor, with every voice in the circle
An open case on a table, holding twenty pucks and the kit's router

Brings its own network

Everything in one case.

A kit is a laptop, its own router and a case of pucks. It runs offline, so it works wherever you gather, without the venue’s Wi-Fi.

Warmspace, in person.