Building the office,
online.
WorkHive HQ began with a simple frustration: remote teams had traded a real office — its presence, its spontaneity, its single shared place — for a pile of disconnected apps. We set out to give it back, and to fold the whole company into it.
Two problems, one answer.
The spatial-office tools gave teams a place to be, but stopped at video bubbles — no HR, no finance, no tasks. The HR and payroll platforms ran the business, but had no office, no presence, no life. Every company was paying for both halves and stitching them together by hand. WorkHive HQ is the first product that is genuinely both: a walkable 3D headquarters and the complete back office — HR, finance, payroll, tasks, tickets, OKRs, rota, recognition and encrypted docs — at one flat price, with unlimited seats.
The people behind the office.
Muhammad Saad bin Mazhar
FounderBuilds the product end to end — the 3D world, the back-office portals and the systems that hold them together. Started WorkHive HQ to prove a remote company could feel like a real place and run like a real business at the same time.
Follow alongTooba Akram
Co-founderShapes how the office feels to the people who live in it — the landing experience, the flows and the details that make an enterprise tool something a team actually wants to open every morning.
The principles the product is built on.
A place, not a tab
Remote work lost the building. We put it back — a headquarters you walk into, not another window you leave open.
One system, not twelve
A company should not need a dozen disconnected tools to run. Everything a business does belongs under one roof, on one login.
Trust by design
Role-based access, encrypted records and a full audit trail come standard. Confidentiality is the default, not a premium add-on.
Honest, flat pricing
No per-seat metering that punishes you for growing. One predictable price, unlimited people — so the maths never stops you hiring.
Come see the office for yourself.
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