Months at home wear people down, and reimbursing café receipts one by one wears finance down. You set a monthly pass allowance per person. People pick a day, work at a partner space in Taipei, scan to redeem, and a drink is included. One invoice at month end.
You open the laptop in the morning and close it at night, and in between you have not said three sentences to anyone. The flat is the size it is. The dining table is the desk, and after hours the desk is still there. Everyone is friendly in the channel, and you cannot remember the last real conversation you had.
One day a week you leave the house for somewhere set up for work. Daylight, power at the seat, other people around without the noise. On the way home the day feels different from yesterday.
A 180 dollar latte, and you hesitate over whether to keep the receipt. Keep it and you are filling in a claim at month end, picking an expense category, waiting for a signature. Skip it and you absorb the cost. Finance has it no easier, checking each slip and still unable to say what the money bought.
Scan, redeem, collect the drink. Thirty seconds. Nobody keeps receipts, finance gets one invoice at month end, and every visit is traceable.
Three days a week in the office. Fifty minutes of commuting, then headphones on for a day of video calls. The person next to you is on a different project. Where you sat that day made no difference at all.
No mandated location, just a real choice. Meet your own team somewhere convenient for everyone, and stay home on the days that suit. Going in becomes something you do for a reason.
If any of that sounds familiar, here is how the programme works
Your admin sets how many passes each person gets per month, for example one a week. Spend stays predictable.
On arrival, the employee scans the code on the counter to redeem a pass and picks up their drink.
Usage rates, focus ratings, and how often teams meet up in person, so hybrid policy rests on evidence.
The first cohort sits along four Taipei metro lines, so people can reach one from home or from the office without much planning. The named list follows once each space agrees to be listed.
Walking distance from the metro. Open hot desks with meeting rooms and phone booths, so a group can pull a discussion off the floor.
An old-house conversion with a dedicated focus zone. Co-working days run through the week.
Monitor rental and a self-serve drink bar. Built for people who stay all day.
No time limit and power throughout, with quieter and livelier corners to pick from.
Same programme, three vantage points, three different problems it solves.
If you are
The quarterly offsite feels great, and the next morning everyone scatters again.
One day a week together for two months, out of the offsite venue budget you already hold.
If you are
The benefits budget goes out and you can see the spend, never whether anyone is doing better.
A benefit people mention to their friends, plus data on who went and how they rated their focus. Funded from the welfare budget you already have.
If you are
One receipt for 180, one for 240, scattered across expense lines, and no way to say what they bought.
One invoice a month, every visit on the record. The money is already being reimbursed.
The shape of the pilot is fixed. Pricing depends on headcount and allowance, so tell us your numbers and we will quote against them.
Quoted per team
priced per person, per month, by pass allowance
10 people minimumEach pass covers
Tell us your headcount and how often people would use it, and we will come back with a quote within two working days.
Above 50 people, or a different allowance shape, is agreed case by case.
Apply for a pilot placeTo keep the working conditions at each space intact, we open a limited number of corporate places each quarter. Leave your details and we will be in touch within two working days with pilot cases and programme specifics.