Know before you go.
Real measurements of Wi-Fi, noise, seating and price, from Orlando cafés people work from.
21 venues measured · 6 measurements every session · last session 5 days ago
One number says if it works.
Every score is out of 100, built from six things we measure in person on a real visit:
- Wi-Fi
- Noise
- Seats
- Outlets
- Parking
- Price
Then the number ages, in public, until someone goes back.
How the score is built- Mbps down
- 42
- decibels
- 66.4
- parking
- 3/5
Measured in person, every time.
No stars, no vibes. Someone goes, measures, and the site remembers.
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Someone sits and measures
A real work session at a real table: Wi-Fi tested, noise sampled, seats and outlets counted.
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The place gets its score
Six measurements become one score out of 100, split by time of day.
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The score ages in public
Numbers fade until someone goes back to re-check. That someone can be you.
Made for people who work anywhere.
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Remote workers
Trade the kitchen table for a table that actually works.
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Students
Find the seat that survives finals week.
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Freelancers
Quiet enough for a client call, Wi-Fi that holds.
21 Orlando spots, measured so far.
We'd rather list 21 we've actually sat in than 4,000 we've scraped. Today's top perches right now:
Orlando, measured.
Every score is measured in person, on a real work session. Here's exactly how scoring works.
Perch works as an app: tap Share → Add to Home Screen.
Latest sessions.
Every score traces back to a session. The freshest three:
Put your spot on the map.
Add a place you know, or start a session right where you're sitting.
Your questions, answered.
What is the Perch Score?
A 0 to 100 rating of how well a place works as a workspace, built from six things we measure in person: Wi-Fi, noise, seats, outlets, parking and price.
Who does the measuring?
People who actually go and work there. Every session is a real visit with real instruments, and every number is reviewed before it counts.
How is this different from star ratings?
Stars average opinions. Perch records measurements: a speed test, a decibel sample, a count of seats and outlets. You can argue with an opinion, not with 48 Mbps.
Can I add a place?
Yes. Log a session at any café in Greater Orlando and it joins the site after a quick review. New places are the whole point.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
Free, and no account is needed to browse or to log a session. An account just puts your name on your sessions and syncs your saved spots.
What if a score looks wrong or old?
Scores age in public: the longer since the last session, the lower the confidence. If a number looks off, the fix is a fresh session, and anyone can log one.