Peer-to-peer up to 8 people
Browsers connect to each other directly. Audio and video do not pass through our server. The server only helps browsers find each other to start the call.
Private video rooms, right in your browser
Open a room, share its number, talk. In peer-to-peer rooms audio and video go straight between participants, not through our server.
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How privacy works
Two room modes, and an honest account of where your audio and video travel in each.
SFU larger groups
For bigger rooms, media is forwarded by our media server to the other participants. It passes through the server to reach them and is not recorded or stored.
What we keep
- Your account: email, username and a hashed password.
- Room details: name, schedule, host and limits.
- Support tickets you send us.
What we do not
- No recordings of calls.
- No analytics and no trackers.
- No third-party scripts or fonts on this page.
The frontend is open for audit
Everything that runs in your browser is public: pages, scripts and styles. Read it, and check what it sends and where.
The server code is closed for security, because it handles accounts and sessions. Keeping the client public is how you verify what we say here.
Public
- Pages and styles
- Scripts and signaling client
- WebRTC and media code in the browser
Closed
- Account and session server
- Signaling and media server
- Database and admin tools
Tools for the room
What the host and participants get, and nothing they have to install.
Host controls
Mute or remove people, block chat for one person, and hand moderation to a co-host.
Chat
Text chat next to the call, with unread counts so nothing gets missed.
Screen sharing
Share a window or the whole screen without opening a second connection.
Do I need an account?
Yes. You need an account to create a room or to join one.
Who can see my video and audio?
Only the people in the room. In peer-to-peer rooms the media goes directly between browsers. In SFU rooms it passes through our media server to reach the other participants.
Are calls recorded?
No. Meetify does not record calls.
How many people can join?
Peer-to-peer rooms hold up to 8 people. SFU rooms are for larger groups, and the host sets the limit when creating the room.
Why is the server code closed?
The server handles accounts, sessions and signaling, so we keep it closed for security. The frontend is public so you can check what runs in your browser.
Is it free?
Yes. Meetify is free for noncommercial use under the Polyform Noncommercial license.