Find the cafe with better Wi-Fi, better coffee or quieter thanks to this website

Nowadays, a laptop or a tablet can be the epicenter of our office or business, enabling us to work from anywhere.



The real challenge is finding sites that are comfortable, quiet and, above all, have a good Internet connection. This is where Workmode comes in, a platform in which to discover places where we can set up our office for a few hours.

In the words of the service itself, "the goal of Workmode is to help the user find the best place to work". The operation is very simple: once we enter we will ask to access the location and we will see a map with nearby pins.

On the left you will break down the best places to work, with scores and schedules. We can sort this list by: connection speed, distance, ratings, coffee quality and how quiet this site is.

This is an important point, since sometimes we might need a fast Internet connection, while at other times the main thing could be silence to work as concentrated as possible.
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I was surprised to try it, because I thought that in a small city there would not be results

The reality is that I was surprised to try it, since I thought that in a city like Pontevedra there would be no results. If you approach one of these sites you can give "try speed", so you will help the platform to have more information about this cafeteria.
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After finishing the test, it also allows us to assess the quality of the coffee, how silent this place is and how comfortable the seats are. That it is so simple to assess the premises will help this platform to continue growing.

Another positive point is that we can search in other cities, in case we are planning a trip and we want to know in which places we will be able to work comfortably once we are there.

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