Privacy-focused video meetings with unlimited participants, secure AES-256 encryption, no data sale or registration, hosted in Switzerland and powered by renewable energy.
Open Source: Yes. E2EE: Yes.
Powered by WebRTC, Real-time video call, chat room and screen sharing entirely browser based.
Open Source: Yes. E2EE: Yes.
Open Source: No. E2EE: Yes.
The preservation of privacy is the main driver for this project. Secure technologies, such as WebRTC, are used to establish a direct connection between the participants. The website that provides the web application and mediates the communication stores as little data as...
Open Source: Yes. E2EE: Yes.
Free, open-source conferencing with end-to-end encryption, group chat, screen sharing, Etherpad integration, customizable setup, and privacy by default.
Open Source: Yes. E2EE: Yes.
Open source peer-to-peer platform for voice and video calls, encrypted chat, file sharing, conference support, and cross-platform privacy features.
Open Source: Yes. E2EE: Yes.
Chitchatter is a free (as in both price and freedom) communication tool. Designed to be the simplest way to connect with others privately and securely, it is:
Open Source: Yes. E2EE: No.
palava.tv is a cost-free, simple to use, secure, and open source platform for video calls. It is developed and operated by a charitable non-profit organization based in the EU. palava.tv runs directly in the web browser and its usage does not require a registration.
Open Source: Yes. E2EE: No.
BigBlueButton enables universities and colleges to deliver a high-quality learning experience to remote students.
Open Source: Yes. E2EE: No.
Make video calls to anybody in the world with a private connection. Share the conversation by sharing url.
Open Source: Yes. E2EE: No.
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