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Glue vs Relm

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Glue

7.3#1 in virtual meeting room softwareFrom €50 a month
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Relm

5.6#18 in virtual meeting room software
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What both publish

FactGlueRelm
CollaborationThe toolkit includes sticky notes, whiteboards, imported 3D models, presentation, brainstorming, co-creation, annotation, and note-taking.Relm supports shared rich-text documents and whiteboards that participants can revisit in the space where they created them.
Founded20172019
HeadquartersHelsinki, FinlandSalt Lake City, Utah, United States
IntegrationsThe platform page names Slack and Trello as examples of web-based platforms that integrate with Glue.A maker blog post describes links to Pinterest and Trello boards embedded in the environment, and says Relm shares features with Zoom, Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, and Miro.
ProductGlue is a virtual collaboration platform for remote meetings, workshops, training, and custom virtual experiences.Relm is a browser-based virtual meeting space with spatial audio and a navigable 3D environment.
SecurityGlue describes its security as bank level and says it uses industry practices, proprietary data protection algorithms, and trusted third-party solutions.The maker pages opened did not state security or compliance certifications.
SupportGlue's knowledge base includes setup and installation, connections, collaboration tools, team management, pricing, FAQs, and tutorials.A maker blog post invites interested users to join the beta or visit Relm's Discord channel.

Glue plans

  • FreeFree
  • Professional€50 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Relm plans

No prices published.

Pick Glue if…

Glue suits teams that want persistent virtual spaces for meetings, workshops, training, or product showcases. Its free plan may suit smaller groups with limited session time and storage needs.

Pick Relm if…

Relm suits remote or hybrid facilitators, friends, and coworkers who want shared 3D spaces with video, collaboration tools, and spatial audio.

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