About Corpo Mode
Free office games, work clocks and a jargon dictionary, with nothing to sign up for.
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What Corpo Mode is and where its facts come from
What this is
Corpo Mode has games and tools for office workers. You don’t install anything or make an account. It’s named after the office voice people switch on at 9 and drop at 5.
The site has:
- Games to play at work that fit inside a meeting or a coffee break.
- Work day countdown clocks that show how long until 5 pm or Friday.
- A corporate jargon dictionary, where “circle back” usually means never.
- Office fun ideas for your team, like icebreaker questions and office awards.
- Work email examples for sign-offs and out of office replies.
- Work excuses, each rated by how risky it is.
Where the facts come from
The jokes are ours. Numbers and the answers in our games come from surveys, government pages and news reports. Each page lists its sources at the bottom.
In the real or fake job titles game, every real title is on a US or UK government list of job titles, or a named company has used it.
A title from a government list keeps that list’s wording, though we set it in title case. We wrote the note that shows under each title.
How it’s written
We make the pages with AI tools, under manual oversight. Every fact is checked against the sources the page lists.
If you spot a mistake, .
No ads, and your data stays with you
No ads or affiliate links
The site runs no ads and no affiliate links, so nobody pays us when you click. The only links to other sites are each page’s sources and the maker’s credit in the footer.
Your data stays with you
Your best scores, settings and time card stay in your browser. The site sets no cookies of its own and runs no analytics. The one thing it loads from another site is Google’s spam check on the feedback form, and only once you open the form. Our game server gets anonymous round results and any feedback you choose to send. For the leaderboard, it also gets your total for the day’s shift of games, with any badge name you give it.
The privacy page lists what this browser holds, and one button there deletes it.