Dive Bar · Calleoke

Calleoke is real-time SI coaching for sales calls, built by Axel Hägg inside Haegg Haegg Group. The desktop app sits on the rep’s screen beside the meeting, listens to both sides of the call and cues what to say next while the conversation is still happening.

Where traditional sales software records the call for next week’s post-mortem, Calleoke holds the company playbook and live deal memory on screen during the call itself.

Negative Space is Studio Super Intelligence’s walkable first-person 3D exhibition venue in the browser at negspc.intelligencematters.se, directed by Jacob Hägg.

Rather than scrolling a flat feed, visitors navigate a continuous architectural floor plan on foot – moving between studio photography, sculptural installations, archive rooms and annex buildings in real time.

Next door to the main gallery on East 6th Street, Calleoke opens an unbranded brick-and-stainless dive bar for a live event – a 304 satin-stainless counter, four riveted aluminium shelves stocked with 136 raw-silver Calleoke cans, Douglas-fir tables with open MacBooks and a full-wall projection.

Two flush stainless doors off the bar floor open into the Museum of Cold Call – three emulsion-splattered cubicles under a 7 × 7 fluorescent grid with an off-hook red telephone – and the three-bay stainless Pissoar.