So, today what I want to do is, I want to give you a quick Nonilion review. This is a new tool on AppSumo. And to be honest, this is not another boring, you know, Zoom or Google Meet. This is something very, very different. It is for, uh, for “gamified” meetings. So let us take a look.
What is Nonilion?
Basically, Nonilion is a virtual workspace. But it is not like a, you know, a list of faces. It is like an old-school video game. It is like an RPG for your office. That is the main idea. You get a little avatar, and you can “walk around” a virtual map, you can go to different rooms, you can, uh, you can interact with your colleagues. It is built to make remote work feel less, you know, less boring.
How is it useful?
This is the most important part. The reason it is so useful is because it tries to fix “meeting fatigue.” We are all so tired of staring at screens. The main, uh, the main magic of this tool is something called spatial audio. What does that mean? It means, just like in a real room, you only hear the people who are close to you. So you can, you know, you can walk over to a small group and have a private chat, and the people on the other side of the room, they will not hear you. This is a game-changer for making meetings feel natural again.
Features
Now, from my research, these are the main features that people are talking about:
- Spatial Audio: This is the number one feature. It makes conversations feel real.
- Gamified Maps: You can move your avatar around, you can go to the “reception,” you can go to a “meeting room.” It makes it feel, you know, more alive.
- AI Assistants: This is a new feature. It says it has AI that can, uh, summarize your meetings and create action items for you.
- Interactive Tools: You can share your screen, you can chat, you can, uh, drop files, all these things.
Conclusion
So, the final question. Reis Nonilion worth it? This is a very, very complex answer. You must listen very, very carefully.
The idea of this Nonilion lifetime deal is a 10/10. I love it. It is what, you know, tools like Gather are doing. It is the future.
BUT. This is very, very important. You must read the reviews. Many, many users are saying the tool is “not ready yet.” People are reporting “basic UX problems.” The biggest problem, I think, is that when you invite people, they get an error that says “account does not exist.” This is a huge, uh, a huge friction point. The founder is very, very responsive, which is a good sign. But you are buying a tool that is still, you know, in very early development. It is a high risk. So you must be very careful. Simple as that.
