Ploito is a virtual office for remote teams with video walkie-talkie, rooms and burnout tracking. Free up to 4 online users, then $8 per employee.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Ploito is a virtual office application for organizing remote work. It aims to give distributed teams the feel of a shared office by keeping everyone visible and reachable through live avatars and a video walkie-talkie, rather than through scheduled video calls.
The company says it built Ploito for its own use before sharing it. It also states what the product is not: a social network, a CRM, a messenger, a call app, or an employee spying tool. The focus is team communication together with measuring work and looking after employee health.
Employees stay connected in a shared virtual space. Each person appears as a live avatar, so colleagues can see who is in touch in real time. To talk, a user makes a gesture such as waving a hand, and colleagues immediately see and hear them, much like a walkie-talkie with video.
Employees are placed into rooms. When someone enters, people inside hear a knocking sound and see who it is, and rooms can be locked. Separate meeting rooms are available. Ploito's face detection lets the camera follow movement within a reasonable range, and users do not need to sit rigidly in front of the screen.
Communication tools include the video walkie-talkie, gesture control for short or long streams, lockable rooms, and screen sharing in a couple of clicks. Privacy settings let users blur the background or their avatar, and the avatar blurs automatically when they touch their nose.
Ploito also measures work. It tracks presence, productivity based on focus and attendance, work schedule stability, and emotionality from end-of-day fatigue and satisfaction ratings, which feed a burnout chart. These combine into a rating shown on a leaderboard.
Daily task lists, employee profiles with birthday confetti, and warm-up reminders for eyes and joints round out the set. The company recommends a break every 45 minutes.
Ploito is a virtual office application for remote work. It offers a video walkie-talkie, live avatars, rooms, screen sharing, and metrics on presence, focus, fatigue, and burnout.
Ploito costs $8 per employee per month, charged only for employees who are online. A company with 10 employees working in shifts that overlap as 5 pays for 5. Third-party payment processors may add VAT.
Yes. Companies with up to 4 employees online can use Ploito for free. If staff increases beyond that, the service becomes paid. The site also says the length of the free usage period is set by the service administration.
There are no traditional calls. Users are already connected and start talking with a gesture, similar to a walkie-talkie. Colleagues also see each other when not speaking, which creates a telepresence effect.
According to the company, Ploito does not record any video or sound. Live avatars and video streams are transmitted in real time and are not stored anywhere.
A stable internet connection and a webcam, either built into a laptop or separate. Face detection lets the camera follow reasonable movement, so users do not need to sit still.
Yes. Extra spots can be bought any time on the billing page and are prorated. Spots can be decreased only for the next paid period, and paid spots are non-refundable.
The company's site does not list any integrations. Ploito positions itself as its own virtual office rather than a messenger, call app, or CRM.