Glitch for
Remote Work

Glitch is the fastest and easiest way to code and collaborate online, right from your browser.

Whether you're working remotely for the first time or want to level up your virtual collaboration skills, these resources can help.

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There are millions of apps to explore and discover on Glitch. Here are a handful specifically built with remote teams in mind.

Everyone Can Work Together

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Assign meeting roles

Smooth your meetings by using this tool to pick who takes notes, who keeps time, and more

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Remote Hands

Keep connected without interrupting by raising your hand or sending other simple signals during remote meetings or classes

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OpenTok with Glitch

Instant pair coding from anywhere, right in your browser, with Glitch and video chat via OpenTok

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Coffeetime

Coffeetime pairs up members of your team for a scheduled coffee break together, from anywhere

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We've put together a collection of our favorite Glitch for Remote Work apps.

See the entire collection

Remote Work is the Future

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Women of Color and Distributed Work

Tethered only to laptops and a strong WiFi connection, tens of millions of people are pushing the boundaries of work, and none more so than women of color.

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Virtual Classrooms

Teachers and students use Glitch every day to learn and collaborate online. Learn how to use Glitch in the classroom

How Glitch Does Remote

For more than ten years, we've had a distributed workforce. We've captured our best practices here in our public, open source employee handbook. Remix the app and edit it as an instant starting point for your own guide.

It’s easy to get caught up in a project when you're working from home. Make sure you stretch and give your eyes a break from the screen regularly.
– Steph

Try to keep your schedule! If you take a lunch break, get away from your computer, and have a proper end-of day ritual to distinguish working from home and just being home.
– Potch

Set a reminder to make sure that you’re drinking enough water.
– Olivia