Live · peer-to-peer video rooms
Four of you, one room, nothing in between.
LetsMeet is a video room for up to four people, built on a peer-to-peer mesh. Audio and video travel straight from browser to browser — never through a media server we could see.
P2P MESH · 4 PEERS MAX · WAITING ROOM ON BY DEFAULT
A live 4-peer mesh — every line is a direct connection
From link to live in three steps.
The host stays in control the whole way — nothing connects until you say so.
- 01
Spin up a room
Sign in with Google and create a room. You get a short code and a shareable link that expires on its own — no cleanup, no leftovers.
- 02
Everyone waits at the door
Members and guests land in a waiting room first. You see each request live and accept or decline, one person at a time.
- 03
Connect, peer to peer
The moment you let someone in, their video links straight to yours. Up to four people, with no server relaying the stream.
Built for small, private rooms.
Every choice points the same way: fewer people, tighter control, and a call that stays between the people in it.
No media server. On purpose.
Most video apps route your camera through their servers. LetsMeet doesn't. The mesh connects browsers directly, so the call never lands somewhere we could record. Our database only holds the room itself — the conversation isn't ours to keep.
- What we store
- Room code, host, expiry time. Nothing more.
- What we never store
- Audio, video, or anything said on the call.
You run the room
Mute anyone, remove anyone, or end the call for everyone at once. The host's controls are never taken away.
Nobody slips in
Every join — member or guest — waits for approval. Decline someone and they're locked out of that session.
Four, and that's the point
A mesh stays sharp at four. The fifth join is turned away, not queued.
One screen at a time
Anyone can share — no host gate — but only one share runs at once. Hit your browser's stop button and your camera comes back on its own.
Start a room. Send the link. Talk.
No installs, no lobbies full of strangers. Just a private, four-person room that connects the moment you let people in.