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Zeus Kerravala, founder and principal analyst at ZK Research, sees value in buying tricked-out conferencing devices for employees, both as a way to compensate for reduced in-office perks and in order to make workers look and sound more professional in external meetings. The $995 Webex Desk Mini is a smaller, cheaper version of the Webex Desk, a more standard conferencing monitor that stays in one place.

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One of the new offerings from Webex is a 15.6-inch portable that the company hopes employers will buy for their executives and employees to pick up and use around the house - say, in the kitchen or living room. 'Companies will take responsibility for equipping people when they're not working in the office.' How many devices do remote workers need? This is a structural change,' Patel said. In the coming weeks and months, it'll go through applications for funding from the Maker Fund, hoping to help the makers who need it. 'I don't think people's followings should be so closely tied to where the assets live,' he said.Д«ut Coda's not focused on recruiting star power it's opening the doors to anyone with an idea. Instead, Mehrotra thinks people will bring their fans from elsewhere. The CEO says he's not expecting Pack and doc builders to accrue large followings on Coda from the get-go. Another made an easier way to search through GIFs on GIPHY. One person made a way to calculate payroll directly from inside Coda. To get a taste of what people want to make, Coda opened up the ability to build Packs to a few creators before the launch. Mehrotra expects that people will produce a range of Packs, with some creators building internal tools for their companies and others building them for general consumption. They want people to visit Coda and browse its gallery for new docs or tools. But with this expansion of Packs, they're hoping to become more than that. 'You can come and you can read about amazing things from interesting people, or you can go shopping and say I need these five different tools to be able to run my company or personal life,' Mehrotra said.Д¬oda started as an 'all-in-one document' company, a blank canvas where people could create and organize their lives. Coda's gallery fits in somewhere between the App Store and Medium, he said. He acknowledged, though, that it's not the perfect analogy. Specifically, providing a space for anyone in the world with a computer to upload things they've made. Mehrotra was a longtime executive at YouTube, and in describing his goals for Coda, he drew comparisons between the two. Mehrotra said Coda's not ready to allow monetization of docs just yet, but is working on it. On Coda's gallery, users will be able to browse different Packs in addition to docs. Templates make tools easier to use, giving newcomers some guidance on how best to build their documents.

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Plenty of other software companies also have template galleries, including Notion and Asana. The first major step Coda took in this direction was the launch of a document gallery last April, allowing users to share fancy templates, ideas and advice. 'I'm watching this generation of people start to figure out, 'Hey, I can do this. To incentivize makers, Coda is allocating $1 million to a 'Maker Fund,' which Coda will use to help promote or pay the creators of popular Packs. Now, anyone can build Packs, Mehrotra told Protocol, as long as they have a 'basic understanding of coding principles.' The move fits into the goal the CEO has had since Coda's inception: to build a place where people can share their creations and eventually, where some can profit off of them. But co-founder and CEO Shishir Mehrotra said people wanted more integrations than Coda could provide on its own. It used to be that only people at Coda could build these extensions. It calls these extensions 'Packs,' and they can be anything from a Google Calendar integration to a button that generates Yelp reviews. On Wednesday, Coda announced that its users can now build their own integrations and features into Coda. Specifically the ones who like to build stuff. To do that, it needs help from the people who use it. But now Coda has set its sights on more than that. Coda, like many productivity software companies, wants to be the platform that workers use for everything.

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