The story
Started from coffee shops, now we’re here.
Zoltan was running a startup in Budapest. Adam was consulting across three time zones from wherever he could find a seat. Both of them were burning through their afternoons in coffee shops — nursing cold drinks, hunting for outlets, buying another croissant just to justify another hour at the table.
They knew the work was serious. The workspace wasn’t keeping up.
So they built the thing they needed: on-demand access to real workspaces, by the hour, no lease required. They called it Croissant — a small joke about where it started.
Eleven years later, that small joke is the infrastructure layer for how distributed teams work.

The infrastructure layer.
Today Croissant is the workspace infrastructure layer for distributed teams — access, governance, and utilization in one system.

