Your WFH
Starter Kit
Answer four quick questions and we'll tell you exactly what you need — and what you can skip. No fluff. No $3,000 desk recommendations. Just the stuff that actually makes a difference.
What's your work-from-home space like?
Question 1 of 4
What's your budget right now?
Question 2 of 4
How much time are you on video calls?
Question 3 of 4
What bothers you most right now?
Question 4 of 4
What You Don't
Need Right Now
The home office industry wants you to buy everything. Here's what you can confidently ignore — at least until you've been doing this for a while.
A $900 standing desk
Start with what you have. Upgrade the desk after the chair.
A mechanical keyboard with RGB
Fun, not functional. A $30 Logitech works great.
Acoustic foam panels
A rug and curtains handle 80% of echo problems for free.
A treadmill desk
You'll use it for 3 days and it'll become a clothes rack.
Dual 32-inch monitors
One 24–27 inch monitor is the sweet spot. Two is nice. 32-inch is overkill.
A $200 'ergonomic' mouse
The MX Master is $100 and perfect. Beyond that is diminishing returns.
Ready to Build It?
Grab your priority items, check them off as you go, and remember — the best setup is the one you actually use. Start small and add things that fix real problems.