Workero is a digital platform where corporate partners open their unused offices to freelancers, startups, scale-ups and independents, who book their workspace there — creating business opportunities, fostering innovation and easing mobility issues.
Since 2017, Wildstream has built and extended the platform: a booking engine with Stripe payments, a back office for partner businesses, a community with an Android and iOS app, and machine learning recommendations for events and projects.
Professionals sign in with one of several account options, then book and pay for a flexible workspace in minutes
Each member sees events and projects chosen around the interests identified for them, not one list shared by all
Every booking payment runs through Stripe, a US-based payment provider, within safe processes built into the platform
Companies with unused office space needed a simple way to rent it out to freelancers and startups. That called for a robust, flexible, user-friendly digital platform, integrated with a series of third-party providers, where companies and individuals could connect to exchange ideas, rent and book office space, subscribe to events and share news.
Professionals sign in with one of several account options, then book and pay for a flexible workspace in minutes.
Every booking payment runs through Stripe, a US-based payment provider, within safe processes built into the platform.
As a driver of innovation in how workspaces are used, Workero became eligible for European Commission funding.
On the interactive public platform, professionals sign up with multiple account options and book their flexible workspace in a matter of minutes. Partner businesses manage the bookings in their own offices through an extensive back-office portal, while members — the “Heroes” — read and share news, subscribe to Workero events and stay in touch through the Android and iOS app.
An interactive site with a powerful booking engine handles sign-up, multiple login options, bookings and payments in one flow.
Partner businesses manage every booking in their workspaces from one extensive portal, whether made by their own staff or externals.
Members, called Heroes, read and share news and subscribe to Workero events, so a booked desk also opens a network.
An Android and iOS app lets Heroes message other members, share events, projects and business news, and book anywhere.
Corporate partners open their empty desks and offices to freelancers, startups, scale-ups and independents who book them online.
An interactive digital platform built around its users’ needs gives Workero a solid base for continued business growth.
Companies and professionals meet the right business partners through the platform, helping them fast-track innovation together.
The platform lets Workero develop business management software that helps companies adopt the New Way of Working.
Since January 2017, the collaboration has extended the platform from its booking engine to community features and mobile.
Community members miss relevant events and projects in a growing platform. Workero brings companies and individuals together to exchange ideas, subscribe to events and share news and updates — and as the community grows, it gets harder for each member to spot what is worth their time.
Each member sees events and projects chosen around the interests identified for them, not one list shared by all.
Data gathered on the platform feeds machine learning algorithms that work out what each user is interested in.
Suggestions sit in the Workero community and its Android and iOS app, where members already share events and projects.
The recommendations work inside the Workero community, where members — the “Heroes” — read and share news and subscribe to events organised by Workero, and inside the mobile app, where they share events, projects and business news. Instead of browsing everything, each member is pointed to what matches their interests.
Suggests events that match the interests identified for each user, including those Workero organises for its community.
Points members to projects shared in the community that fit their interests, opening the door to new collaborations.
Machine learning algorithms identify each user’s interests from gathered data, keeping suggestions personal rather than generic.
Relevant project suggestions help community members find the right business partners and fast-track innovation together.
Members spend less time scrolling past events and projects that don’t concern them, and more on those that do.
Suggestions that match real interests encourage members to join events and take part in community projects more often.
“Ever since we decided to collaborate with Wildstream, we felt we were in the right hands. They provided a hands-on approach to our needs, putting the right people on projects. Wildstream helped us become more efficient, save time, and focus on what drives business success. We couldn’t be more pleased.”