BigBlueButtonĭesigned for classrooms, conferences, and presentations, BigBlueButton is the solution you're looking for if you need strict admin controls and extreme flexibility. I use p2p.chat with friends who aren't on Signal, and it's never let me down. You use custom URLs to create a meeting space dynamically, so they're relatively easy to remember (aside from the small randomized part) and type. There's no administrative control or presentation mode because p2p.chat is very much the "vidphone" promised in sci-fi: A casual, no-effort person-to-person (or people-to-people) video call with somebody far away. There's not much to the p2p.chat interface, but that's another part of its appeal. Working through Web Real-Time Communication (WebRTC), p2p.chat is a web application that allows you to connect directly to the person you're calling, with no host server required. P2p.chat is the easiest of them all, in both design and implementation. This is the application I use for personal contacts, and I regularly use its video calling feature to connect to friends and family. In short, as long as your contacts are using Signal, this is a no-effort video calling platform. Signal itself is pretty intuitive, and the video feature fits neatly into its existing conventions. There's also no back and forth "phone tag" as you try to locate the virtual room you're supposed to be meeting in. It all happens in Signal, so there's no guesswork required. The video calls are great for simple meetings, and because you can only meet with other people in your Signal contact list, there's no concern over unwanted guests at your video call party. Signal is already a popular security-focused chat application, and it recently added group video calls to its features. It's the platform uses for our weekly meetings. It's very actively developed and has a whole collection of new features being tested and released each year. It's got customizable URLs that make it easy to share links with friends you want to meet with, in-call chat, administrative controls, and call recording. You can self host it or use it on the public instance at.
Jitsi is an easy, casual, but robust video calling platform.
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