WorkStrive offers co-workspace in gyms and fitness studios in Washington during the quiet periods of the day. Hostyk describes WorkStrive as “Airbnb meets WeWork meets ClassPass.” Participating gyms sets aside a designated area for WorkStrive users, such as a yoga studio with tables and chairs, for which the co-working start-up sells days passes for $36. The company also has an app that allows users to share their work schedules on Facebook or Twitter, allowing them to see who is available at any given time.
WorkStrive offers co-workspace in gyms and fitness studios in Washington during the quiet periods of the day. Participating gyms sets aside a designated area for WorkStrive users, such as a yoga studio with tables and chairs, for which the co-working start-up sells days passes for $36. The company also has an app that allows users to share their work schedules on Facebook or Twitter, allowing them to see who is available at any given time.