One company.One tool.One source.

What happens live, what it becomes, and who it reaches. One workspace, in the suite you already run.

What you use today

The stack around the meeting.

Meetings, town halls, rooms, chat, huddles, polls, recordings, recaps, tasks, search, booking, announcements, the org chart: one workspace.

What stays: Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, with Drive, Outlook and SharePoint. Calendars sync both ways. The AI you already use connects through MCP.

A dozen tools, a dozen logins, an intranet that just shut down, and a folder where decisions go to hide.

At list price

What that stack costs a year, for people.

Today$0 a year · $0.00 a seat a month

Rondo, every seat, at a seat a month$0 a year · $0.00 a seat a month

Back in the budget, every year

$0

Vendor list prices, annual billing, read 14 and 15 September 2026 (Zoom quotes webinars; that line is what the 2026 buying guides report). Your contracts differ, so change any number, and add what you pay for from the chips under the list. Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 stays on both sides. Rondo is priced per pilot; the figure here is the working range's midpoint.

And the hours nobody invoices

Every session becomes a recap nobody has to write.

people, each in meetings a week, spending minutes a meeting on notes, write-ups and catching up, over weeks.

0

hours a year, about 0 working years

$0

at an hour, fully loaded

Your assumptions, not ours: change any number. Every decision is searchable, every person is one click away, and nobody writes the minutes.

Live right now

All of it, as it is this minute.

Six stills of the workspace, taken 15 September 2026. In the product, five of these tiles are the live pages; the stage is the Q3 town hall.

Home: the workspace feed, with the day's posts, announcements and the schedule beside them — **Home**The heartbeat

The Q3 Company Town Hall on stage: a shared screen showing where Q3 stands, two cameras, and the town hall chat — **Communication**On stage: the Q3 town hall

Teams: the workspace's teams, each with its members, chat and huddle — **Connection**Teams, messages, huddles

Replays and artifacts: recorded sessions, each with its recap, transcript and decisions — **Productivity**Replays and artifacts

Calendar: the week's live sessions, with Google and Outlook connected — **Performance**Calendar, scheduling, search

The organization: people, departments, offices and regions in one chart — **Culture**The organization

How it starts

A pilot: one team, four weeks.

One team or one site
Their people, their teams, their offices, in the org chart on day one.
Their calendar connected
Google or Outlook, both ways, from the first meeting.
Four weeks
Every session recorded becomes a recap: searchable, kept, owned by the workspace.
Guests by link
Their customers, bankers and board join with no account, like you did today.

The AI operating layer for culture and work