No signup, no install
Everyone joins from the room link in a normal browser tab. There is nothing to download and no account to create.
A call and a workspace under one link
Open a room, share its link, and start a call in the browser. Nobody downloads an app or creates an account — and unlike a call on its own, everyone lands in a room that already holds the notes, files, whiteboard and diagrams you are talking about.
Useful by design
Everyone joins from the room link in a normal browser tab. There is nothing to download and no account to create.
Talk while editing the same document, drawing on the whiteboard or reviewing uploaded files, instead of screen-sharing a window nobody else can touch.
See who is in the room, which tool they are on, and send a reaction without interrupting whoever is speaking.
Drag the call panel wherever it does not cover what you are working on.
Calls are peer-to-peer over WebRTC, which is encrypted in transit, with a relay server for networks that block direct connections.
Free supports 2 people on a call; paid plans raise the call size up to 100 people. See pricing for every tier.
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Made for real work
Talk through a document or diagram while everyone edits the same copy.
Share a room instead of a screen, so both people can type.
Send one link to someone who should not have to install anything.
Talk, write notes together and sketch on the whiteboard in one place.
Questions and answers
No. Open a room, share the link, and press Video. An account is only needed to own rooms, raise limits and appear by name.
No. Calls run in the browser over WebRTC. Camera and microphone permission is requested by the browser the first time you join.
Call size depends on the plan and is listed on the pricing page. Calls are peer-to-peer, so quality is best in smaller groups — turning cameras off keeps the audio clear in a large one.
No. Calls are not recorded and there is no recording feature. Audio and video are relayed between participants, not stored.
Yes. WebRTC encrypts media end-to-end between participants with DTLS-SRTP. When a direct connection cannot be established, a TURN server relays the encrypted traffic without decrypting the call.
Screen sharing is not currently offered. In most cases you can open the shared editor, whiteboard or files instead, so everyone can interact with the content rather than watch it.
Open the tool now, then invite others with one link.
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