We've been hard at work enhancing the Seatsurfing platform throughout the past few weeks. Along with numerous bug fixes and performance improvements, we've introduced several powerful features designed to improve booking management, streamline administrative workflows, and provide better integration capabilities. Here's what's new:
We’re thrilled to shine a spotlight on an open-source project closely integrated with Seatsurfing — inki, developed by the maintainer c0de111. inki is a Community-developed software which brings live seating and room-booking data from Seatsurfing directly to your office walls — and it does so with elegance, sustainability, and very little maintenance.
We've been busy shipping improvements to the Seatsurfing platform over the past few weeks. Alongside numerous bug fixes and smaller enhancements, we've rolled out several features that focus on enhancing the user experience and giving administrators more control and flexibility. Here are the most important updates:
We're excited to announce that our Professional Plan is now available with a 30-day free trial. This means you can explore all the enterprise features that help growing teams manage desk sharing and space booking efficiently – without any commitment.
We're happy to share some updates that have rolled out over the past few weeks. These improvements are part of our ongoing commitment to making Seatsurfing a great workplace management solution for teams of all sizes.
Effective October 15, 2025, we will be discontinuing support for the app “Seatsurfing for Confluence” in Confluence Server and Confluence Data Center environments.
We're excited to announce that Seatsurfing is now available as a Microsoft Teams app in the Microsoft AppSource marketplace! This integration brings workspace booking directly into the Microsoft Teams environment your team already knows and loves.
Your contribution is welcome: We’ve published Seatsurfing’s source code on GitHub. The code of the backend, admin web interface, booking web interface and mobile app is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) v3.0. The release of Seatsurfing’s source code happens in the hope that you as a community will contribute to future developments. Nevertheless, we’ll keep on improving Seatsurfing and ensure a stable release process.