DeviceMeet
Auto-framing
Each person's words are transcribed on their own device. The transcript is stored encrypted with this meeting's key: only people with the meeting link can read it, not the server. It's kept for 30 days.
Let them in only if you know who they are.
Send this link to the people you want in the call.
The link holds the meeting's key; the server never gets it. Media keys come from MLS and change every time someone joins or leaves, so a newcomer can't decrypt what came before and someone who left can't decrypt what comes after. The server only relays connection setup and encrypted media, and can't see or hear the call.
Safety code …
Same code on every screen = the same group and keys, no one in between. It changes when someone joins or leaves.
Share one app: the others see only that window. Your other apps, tabs, messages and notifications stay private.
Need everything? (everything on it is visible, including notifications).
The .ics file works with Thunderbird, Outlook, Apple Calendar and most others: open it once it has downloaded. This page built it on your device; the meeting's details didn't pass through the server.
Next: check the message in your email app and press Send. It includes the join link and an Add to calendar link.
MeetMeetings that stay private: end-to-end encrypted, with live captions and speaker framing worked out on this device. Nothing about what you say or show reaches a server.
End-to-end encrypted.