Auto Secure LoginSmall-group video where the call itself never touches a server.
ASL Meet is peer-to-peer video for one-on-ones and small groups. A host signs in and gets a short, unguessable room link; guests join with just the link and a display name — no account needed. The media is DTLS-SRTP encrypted directly between browsers, with a relay used only for encrypted packets when the network blocks a direct path. The server stores meeting metadata only — never audio, video, chat, or recordings.
The problem
Most "secure" video still routes your call through their servers.
Mainstream conferencing tools terminate your audio and video on their infrastructure — where it can be recorded, retained, or subpoenaed — and make guests create accounts just to join a call. For a quick, private conversation, that's a lot of exposure.
ASL Meet keeps the media between the participants. The server only helps the browsers find each other; the call content never lands on it. The "nothing stored" claim is architectural, not a policy promise.
Private by construction
- Media flows browser-to-browser, DTLS-SRTP encrypted
- Server persists meeting metadata only
- Recording is client-side, saved straight to your device
- Everyone sees a recording notice when it's on
Capabilities
Quick, private calls — nothing to install, nothing retained.
Link-based rooms
A short, unguessable room at /r/<code> — guests join with just the link and a display name, no account.
Encrypted P2P media
A WebRTC mesh for up to four participants, media encrypted directly between browsers.
Relay only when needed
Short-lived HMAC TURN credentials are issued only for active meetings — and carry only encrypted packets.
Host controls
Lock the room, remove a participant, or end the meeting for everyone.
On-device recording
Fully client-side recording composites the call and mixes audio locally, saving straight to your device — with a recording notice shown to all.
Screen share & chat
Screen sharing plus live in-call text chat that is never persisted anywhere.
Installable PWA
Installs like an app with an offline app shell, plus a native Android build.
Bilingual
English/Spanish with a persistent language selector.
Metadata that expires
30-day meeting-metadata retention, with active rooms excluded from the sweep.
A private call, in one link.
Encrypted peer-to-peer video with no accounts to join and no call content on the server — just share the link.