Open a room, share one link and everybody drops in on camera. Live room chat, quick joins and party games sit in the same place — so a hangout can turn into game night without moving anywhere.
Party game rooms support up to 12 players, so there is space for the group chat that never manages to pick a platform.
Group rooms put every participant in a tile with their own camera and microphone controls, on desktop or mobile.
Share a link and friends join the same room instantly — no meeting IDs, no dial-in, no waiting-room dance.
Start Mafia, Who Am I? or Draw & Guess with the people already on the call. Losers collect AR-mask and voice-changer punishments.
Give it a name — Friday Night, family call, study group — and you are the host.
Anyone with the invite joins on camera in seconds from their browser.
Chat in the room, or pick a party game and play face-to-face without leaving the video.
Yes, creating and joining group rooms is free. Some cosmetic and punishment-related extras are Premium, but the room itself, the video and the room chat are not.
Rooms are built for friend-sized groups; the party games support up to 12 players. Video quality adapts to the number of participants and your connection.
No — and we will not pretend otherwise. One-to-one personal calls and private messages have their own encryption and device-trust flow. Group rooms and their live chat use a separate, server-coordinated system so the games and moderation can work.
Yes. The room layout adapts to mobile browsers; participants can mute, switch cameras or turn video off individually.
No. Group video chat runs in the browser. Everyone just needs to allow camera and microphone access.