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🛠️ Vibe coding your software has risks
This OfficeRnD post argues that using AI to "vibe code" your own coworking software works Expand 👇 fine for quick prototypes, but breaks down once you handle real billing, security, and maintenance at scale. It cites a Veracode study showing 45% of AI-generated code introduced a known security vulnerability, plus separate research putting the risk even higher.
The advice is to price out a full year of upkeep, covering bugs, compliance, and integrations like Xero and QuickBooks, before picking a DIY build over an established vendor, using Common Desk’s switch to a vendor platform as a real-world example.
🗞 Week 28, 2026
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⏱ 15 days ago.
🇺🇸 A quarter of US spaces offer at least one standout amenity
Remote and hybrid workers are looking for more than a desk and Wi-Fi, and coworking spaces are Expand 👇 starting to reflect that shift.
CoworkingCafe’s newest analysis, "The Best U.S. Cities for Amenity-Rich Coworking", shows that one in four U.S. coworking spaces now offers at least one standout amenity, from pet-friendly policies and wellness spaces to childcare-related support and EV charging.
Main findings: 2,090 of 8,222 coworking spaces (or 25.4%) offer at least one standout amenity. The Northeast leads slightly, with 27% of spaces offering elevated amenities, followed closely by the West at 26.8%. In the South, podcast rooms are the most common premium amenity. In the West, EV charging stands out, while the Midwest and Northeast lean more heavily into podcast rooms, fitness centers and networking-oriented perks. San Francisco and Denver lead for pet-friendly coworking, with 26% of their coworking spaces welcoming pets. Denver leads in total number of pet-friendly spaces, with 24, while San Francisco has 18.
Cambridge, MA, stands out for wellness-focused coworking, with 85% of coworking spaces offering sport or relaxation amenities such as lounges, fitness centers, wellness rooms or break areas. Minneapolis is ahead on childcare-related amenities: 29.4% of its coworking spaces offer childcare-related amenities, including mother’s rooms, nursing facilities or on-site childcare support. Irvine, CA, ranks first for EV-friendly coworking, with charging stations available at 27% of its coworking spaces – more than double the share of the second-ranked city.
🗞 Week 28, 2026
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⏱ 15 days ago.
🚪 How to set up coworking visitor management
Spacebring’s Anastasia Shepelenko walks through how visitor management often works in a coworking Expand 👇 spaces, from the initial invite through check-in, host notifications, access control, and front-desk flow.
The guide covers the full decision between staffed front-desk and self-serve check-in setups, and flags the common operational problems that crop up when visitor flow isn’t properly managed. Useful practical reading for any operator looking to tighten up their guest experience.
🗞 Week 24, 2026
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⏱ 43 days ago.
🧑🏽‍💻 What makes a coworking website high performing?
Spacebring conducted an audit of over 200 coworking and flexible workspace websites from around the Expand 👇 world to identify conversion optimization patterns.
The analysis found that high-performing sites feature clear value propositions, dual CTAs above the fold for sign-ups and tours, well-defined product categories including offices and meeting rooms, instant booking capabilities for rooms and desks, detailed location pages with real-time availability, and dedicated enterprise sections.
The audit identified common revenue-limiting mistakes including hiding meeting rooms and day passes behind inquiry forms instead of enabling instant booking, lacking detailed corporate-focused pages, insufficient location page content without floor plans or persistent CTAs, and poor mobile experiences. Spacebring converted these findings into a blog post and created a one-page coworking website template for operators to use with designers.
🗞 Week 33, 2025
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⏱ 344 days ago.
💭 Some thoughts on where we may all be going
Deskworks brings together top industry experts to reveal insights on thriving in today’s coworking Expand 👇 world. From flexibility to financial balance to passion and positioning, these leaders explore trends and strategies that are shaping the future of coworking.
Notes from Kayley DiCicco (EXPANSIVE), Kevin Whelan (Everspaces), Jaime Munoz (CO+HOOTS), Adrian Simpson (The Yard), Hector Kolonas (Syncaroo), Lisa Skye (Skye Advisory), Michelle Stiegler (Premier Workspaces), Clark Rinehart (LOCAL Coworking), Sam Shea (LiquidSpace), and Geoffrey Hunt (formerly Common).
🗞 Week 46, 2024
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⏱ 617 days ago.

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