Nicholas McMillen shares that Deskie are introducing their own access control hardware.

Priced at $15 for readers, $129 for a 4-door controller and $249 for a 16-door controller – with no ongoing software or per user/door fees – it’s a compelling approach.

The team at Deskie put out a pair of updates around improving printing for their customers, and those spaces’ members.

What’s interesting here, is that one of the releases "Deskie Print" allows members to print via their browser, without needing to download drivers, juggle network connections or have additional credentials. In the background, this connects to Deskie Print Server, which can be installed on any always-on device or by using a one-time purchased hardware device.

Nicholas McMillen, founder of Hive Coworking in Kansas City, MO has announced that their new coworking space management solution called Deskie has now launched for public purchase.

The platform was built after the team struggled to find to find the perfect software solution for running their space, and was built internally over the last 9 months.

Stormy McBride from GCUC appeared on the second episode of the Coworking Clarity podcast by Deskie.