A little help
meet is for quick, one-to-one video calls. No account or download is needed.
Start a call
- Enter your name. You can check your devices with Check camera & mic or choose audio only.
- Select New meeting, then send the link privately to your caller. Keep the page open.
- Your caller opens the link, enters their name, and selects Join now.
You can also enter your name and the five-character code on the homepage, then select Join. A room lasts while someone is connected. Once both people leave, create a new meeting.
If the call does not connect
- Check that your browser allows camera and microphone access. Close other apps using the devices. Try audio only if you have no camera.
- Open the link in an up-to-date browser, outside an email or messaging app's embedded browser.
- Try another Wi-Fi or mobile network. Work networks and VPNs can block direct calls.
- If the room service is busy, wait a minute before selecting Reconnect.
- For Meeting not found, ask your caller to create a new room. For a full room, one person needs to leave.
There is no relay fallback (TURN) available. Some pairs of networks will not connect. Repeated retries cannot fix every network restriction. Keep another calling service available for important meetings.
What is included
Two people, audio and video, mute, camera controls, and invitation links. Screen sharing, group calls, chat, recording, and scheduled meetings are not included.
Keep invitations private
Anyone with the code can join an available seat. There is no waiting room, host approval, or identity verification. If an unexpected person joins, leave and create a new meeting. Do not post active invitations publicly. Calls use encrypted connections, but your caller can record using their device.
Feedback, support, or abuse reports
Email hello@appcradle.net. Tell us your browser/device, network type, what you tried, and what happened. Do not include an active room link, call recording, or sensitive conversation details.
There is no guaranteed support response time. Reports of unwanted callers or abusive use can go to the same address.