Link-only calls and chat.
Private video calls and chat for up to 8 people. No account, no app. Nothing about your calls is stored.
Name, color and logo travel inside the invite link. Our server never gets them.
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by arbonomous
Video, voice, chat and files go between the browsers in the call, encrypted. The call's secret key is the part of the link after the #, which your browser never sends to any server. Anyone with the full link can knock, so share it only with people you trust. We store nothing about your calls. Other services do touch a call: a free public introduction server (PeerJS) sees your IP address and a scrambled room name while browsers find each other, but not what is said; Cloudflare hosts this page and sees visits like any web host; and only if your network blocks a direct path, an encrypted relay (metered.ca) carries the call. People in a call can see each other's IP addresses. The encryption has not been independently audited, so do not rely on it for life-or-death secrecy. Open source: github.com/arbonomous/mut3d
Goes straight to the builders. Nothing else is attached.
This exact text is what will be sent:
Never sent: room link or key, names, chat, files, call details. A scrambled form of your address limits spam and is deleted within about an hour.
Read the symbols to each other out loud (phone or in person). If they match, nobody is sitting in the middle of your call. If they differ, leave. This does not prove who the person is, only that the call between your two devices was not intercepted.
The host needs to let you in. Nothing is shared until they do.