This startup thinks it's created the future of work: daily meditation and ordering juice via app

Mod

There's a new coworking space in San Francisco that wants to give professionals a more luxurious way to be productive. 

Founded by brothers Brian and Randy Stowell, who used to work on Google's robotics division, Mod bills itself as a "brilliant new way to work on the go," and plans to set itself apart from other options — like $16 billion behemoth WeWork — by offering a full concierge service and focusing on wellness (if you spend the day there Mod staff will serve you cleansing juices and prompt you to meditate).

Step inside:

As of now, Mod has only two spaces: one in Phoenix, Arizona and one in San Francisco's hip Mission District.

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But the goal is to open mobile offices all around the world.

Business Insider / Jillian D'Onfro

The Stowell brothers have very different backgrounds. Brian has worked in law and real estate, and he got the idea to start Mod because he had had so many bad experiences trying to get stuff done in cafes and hotels around the country. Randy worked at Google for several years after it bought his robotics company Bot & Dolly, which created the robot cameras that made actors in 'Gravity' look like they were floating in space.

Mod

As Google's robotics division lost its leader and struggled to find focus, Randy's team started working with Google's retail arm, but Brian eventually recruited his brother last fall to come work on Mod. 

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