[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":138},["ShallowReactive",2],{"content:en:industry:offices":3,"music-samples:en":137},{"key":4,"reviewStatus":5,"seo":6,"navLabel":9,"card":10,"eyebrow":13,"h1":14,"intro":15,"heroVisual":18,"painPoints":19,"moods":35,"schedule":59,"useCases":81,"scenarios":96,"setup":109,"faq":117,"related":130,"cta":134},"industryOffices","source",{"title":7,"description":8},"Office background music for receptions and shared spaces","Low-distraction background music for offices, coworking spaces and showrooms: instrumental focus moods, quiet volume limits and schedules that respect working hours.","Offices",{"title":11,"body":12},"Offices & coworking","Low-distraction instrumentals for receptions, lounges and shared spaces.","Music for offices","Office music that helps people focus, not listen",[16,17],"In an office, background music is a matter of etiquette. People are concentrating, on calls or in meetings, and not everyone wants music at all. Where it works is in the shared spaces: a reception where visitors wait, a kitchen and lounge where silence feels awkward, a coworking floor that needs a little warmth.","Tunelay lets you put calm, mostly instrumental music exactly where it helps and nowhere else. Each space is a zone with its own schedule and a low volume ceiling, and the music stops by itself outside working hours, so nobody has to own it.","office",{"title":20,"intro":21,"items":22},"Why office music causes friction","Music in a workplace is either quietly helpful or a constant low-level annoyance.",[23,26,29,32],{"title":24,"body":25},"Lyrics and focus don’t mix","Vocals pull attention away from reading and writing. A playlist chosen for a party atmosphere makes concentrated work harder.",{"title":27,"body":28},"One person’s volume is another’s distraction","Whoever sits nearest the speaker decides the level. Others put on headphones or stop using the shared space.",{"title":30,"body":31},"Silent receptions feel cold","Visitors waiting in a quiet reception hear every phone call and conversation nearby, which is uncomfortable for everyone.",{"title":33,"body":34},"Nobody owns it","Music in a shared office is everybody’s problem and nobody’s job, so it is either always on or never on.",{"title":36,"intro":37,"items":38},"Moods for working spaces","Mostly instrumental, steady and unobtrusive, so music supports concentration rather than competing with it.",[39,46,52],{"id":40,"name":41,"description":42,"tags":43},"office-focus","Deep Focus","Minimal piano, soft electronics and slow textures for workspaces and quiet floors.",[44,45],"Ambient","Instrumental",{"id":47,"name":48,"description":49,"tags":50},"office-reception","Front Desk","Warm, polished instrumentals for receptions and waiting visitors.",[51,45],"Jazz",{"id":53,"name":54,"description":55,"tags":56},"office-lounge","Kitchen Table","A friendlier, lightly rhythmic mix for kitchens, lounges and Friday afternoons.",[57,58],"Lo-fi","Acoustic",{"title":60,"intro":61,"items":62},"A typical office day","Music plays in shared spaces during working hours and stays off otherwise.",[63,67,71,75],{"time":64,"label":65,"mood":48,"body":66},"08:00","Arrivals","Reception welcomes the first visitors and colleagues with something calm.",{"time":68,"label":69,"mood":41,"body":70},"09:30","Focus hours","Coworking areas switch to minimal instrumentals at a low level.",{"time":72,"label":73,"mood":54,"body":74},"12:00","Lunch in the kitchen","The kitchen zone gets a little more life while people eat together.",{"time":76,"closed":77,"label":78,"mood":79,"body":80},"18:00",true,"After hours","Silence","Music fades out at the end of the working day and stays off overnight and at weekends.",{"title":82,"items":83},"How offices use Tunelay",[84,87,90,93],{"title":85,"body":86},"Music only where it helps","Create zones for the reception, kitchen or coworking area and leave meeting rooms and desks out. Each zone has its own schedule.",{"title":88,"body":89},"A low ceiling on volume","Set a conservative maximum volume per zone. Anyone can turn it down on the tablet, but nobody can push it above the limit.",{"title":91,"body":92},"Off at night and at weekends","Your working hours are the office’s opening hours. Outside them the players are silent, so the office isn’t playing to an empty floor.",{"title":94,"body":95},"Facilities in control, not the loudest desk","Office or facilities managers change schedules in the dashboard; settings on the device need a manager PIN.",{"title":97,"intro":98,"items":99},"Example scenarios","Illustrative situations to show how the product behaves — not customer stories.",[100,103,106],{"title":101,"body":102},"An all-hands meeting in the lounge","Once a month the lounge hosts a company meeting. The office manager pauses the lounge zone from its tablet for the hour, while reception plays as usual.",{"title":104,"body":105},"A coworking space with two floors","The ground floor café area runs Kitchen Table; the quiet floor upstairs runs Deep Focus at a lower limit. Both are managed from one dashboard.",{"title":107,"body":108},"Someone needs quiet for a call","A member with an urgent call to take pauses the coworking zone on the tablet and presses play again afterwards. Both actions are logged.",{"title":110,"steps":111},"Setting up an office",[112,113,114,115,116],"Choose the shared spaces that should have music — and those that shouldn’t.","Add the office as a location and set working hours as its music hours.","Pair a player in each chosen space using its on-screen code.","Assign Deep Focus to work areas and warmer moods to reception or kitchen.","Keep volume limits low and give the PIN to the office manager.",[118,121,124,127],{"q":119,"a":120},"Is the music instrumental?","The office moods are mostly instrumental and chosen to stay in the background. You can build your own playlists from approved tracks if you want something different.",{"q":122,"a":123},"Can we keep music out of meeting rooms?","Yes. Music only plays where you pair a player, and each zone has its own schedule.",{"q":125,"a":126},"Does it play at weekends?","Only if you include weekends in the office’s opening hours. Outside the hours you set, the players stay silent.",{"q":128,"a":129},"Can we run it on an office PC?","Yes. The player runs on Windows PCs and Android tablets, connected to the speaker you already use.",[131,132,133],"industryClinics","featureMultiLocation","articleMultiVenue",{"title":135,"body":136},"Make your shared spaces feel right","Tell us which spaces you have and when they are used. We’ll suggest where music helps and where it doesn’t.",[],1794759563294]