Last One Out · 몇시퇴근

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What is this

A virtual office where the floor number is the hour you plan to go home. People who chose the same hour share a floor, work quietly, and switch off the lights together at that hour. It does not encourage overtime: everyone nods to whoever leaves first.

Floors are matched by the actual moment of lights-out, so someone picking 10 PM in Seoul and someone picking 10 PM in Tokyo share a floor, while 10 PM in London is a different one.

House rules

• No sign-up, no install. Names are random, like "Sam from Sales".
• No chat. The only gestures are leaving a coffee on someone's desk and one line on a sticky note.
• Sticky notes may not contain URLs, contact details, slurs, harassment or ads. Such notes are rejected on the spot.
• You can report any note by clicking it. Reported notes come down immediately.
• The operator may remove notes or disconnect anyone without notice.
• All notes disappear when the floor's lights go out.

Privacy

We collect no personal data. No accounts, no email, no cookies.

• While you are connected, the server keeps your avatar's position and state and the text of your notes in memory. They are deleted at lights-out or when you disconnect.
• Only counts are aggregated per day (joins per floor, coffees, notes, early leavers). Nothing identifies a person.
• Your weekly clock-out record and sound volume are stored only in your browser and never sent to the server.
• Connection logs (IP address, time) are kept for up to 7 days for incident response, then deleted.
• Weather is fetched from Open-Meteo for a representative city of your time zone. We never ask for your location.

Contact: (add an email address)

Donations

Donations go to server costs and coffee. They are voluntary, anonymous person-to-person payments with no receipts or refunds.

Assets

The office, furniture and characters are built in code (no downloaded models). An optional Synty Studios asset mode exists for comparison; those files are used under Synty license and may not be extracted or redistributed. Ambient sounds are synthesized in code; the elevator chime is a CC0 recording from Freesound ("Elevator Ding.wav" by lmbubec).

Last updated 2026-11-07.