A room, not an account

Meet

Open a link, join the room, and talk—without requiring everyone to create another permanent identity.

For small groups that need a straightforward private call and want recordings to stay under participant control.

Current availability

Room and signaling services exist. There is no production client or deployed media infrastructure, so real beta calls are not available.

Incubating

Why use it

A smaller path from intent to outcome.

  1. 01

    Join with a link

    Account-optional rooms keep a one-off call from becoming a membership.

  2. 02

    Encrypt the conversation

    The server boundary is designed not to decrypt media.

  3. 03

    Record locally

    Participants—not a platform archive—should control whether a copy exists.

Development record

What is real now—and what still has to be earned.

The badge names this product’s place in the portfolio, not public availability. This record separates working parts from missing product proof.

In the code today

  • Room, participant, signaling, and gateway service code
  • A P2P-first architecture
  • Server boundaries intended not to decrypt media

Before broader release

  • A production web client and TURN/SFU deployment
  • Multi-party encryption, interoperability, and call-quality evidence

Place in Argand

Meet remains an incubation project until a complete real call—not only APIs—passes the product gate.

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