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Instant Meeting

Runs locally

Create a room

Create a temporary room, then share its link or code.

Peer-to-peer: messages, files, voice, and video are exchanged directly between your devices (DTLS-encrypted) and never stored by the server. Signaling only sees the room code and connection info; the other peer can see your public IP. Files are capped at 32 MB, and leaving or refreshing clears everything.

Join a room

Enter a room code to join the chat or meeting.

Source & licenses：open-source components and licenses

Anonymous · No sign-up · Instant meetings · Nothing stored

About this tool

How to use

  1. Create a room and get a 6-character code (or share the link/QR directly).
  2. The other side joins with the code or link.
  3. Start an encrypted chat and exchange files (up to 32MB each).
  4. When you need face-to-face, start a voice, video, or screen-sharing meeting in one click.

Features

  • Instant meetings, no sign-up
  • Chat, voice, video, screen sharing, and files — all peer-to-peer
  • Nothing passes through or is stored on servers
  • File transfer up to 32MB per file
  • Join via room code, link, or QR

Privacy

Messages, files, and audio/video travel peer-to-peer and encrypted between devices — never through or stored on servers. The pairing signal only exchanges the room code and connection info, and stores nothing. The other side can see your public IP, so please don't send sensitive content.

FAQ

Do I need an account?

No — create or enter a room code and you are in.

Is it fully anonymous?

The platform records no identity, but peer-to-peer connections expose your public IP to the other side. Judge your use case accordingly.

Is anything stored on a server?

No. Chat, voice, video, and files go device-to-device; the signal only exchanges connection info and stores nothing.

How large can files be?

Up to 32MB per file.

Why does pairing sometimes fail?

Strict, restricted networks can block peer-to-peer hole punching — the room will show a clear pairing-failed notice. Try putting both devices on the same Wi-Fi and rejoining, or switch networks.

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