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ASL Meet for private small-group video calls

Hosts sign in through Auto Secure Login, create a meeting and share one short link. Guests join without an account, while WebRTC keeps media encrypted in transit and ASL Meet avoids server-side call-content storage.

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Start and share a room

A signed-in host creates a named meeting and shares an invite link or short code.

Central Auto Secure Login for hosts
No account required for invited guests
Room locks, participant removal and end-meeting controls
Four-person default limit suited to a WebRTC mesh

Keep call content out of storage

ASL Meet stores only the minimum account and meeting metadata needed to operate rooms.

No server-side recording or screenshots
No persisted chat history
Recordings and screenshots save to the user’s own device
Visible notice when a participant starts recording

Connect across real networks

WebRTC prefers direct peer connections and can fall back to a secure relay when restrictive networks prevent a direct path.

DTLS-SRTP encryption in transit
Short-lived relay credentials for active meetings
Encrypted packets may be relayed but are not recorded or retained
Installable PWA with responsive call controls

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Common questions

Straightforward answers about fit, limits and next steps.

Do guests need an Auto Secure Login account?

No. The host signs in, but invited guests join with the meeting link and a display name.

Does ASL Meet record calls?

No. ASL Meet does not record or store call audio, video, screenshots, or chat. If a participant chooses local recording, the file is created and downloaded on that participant’s device.

Is every connection peer-to-peer?

Direct peer connections are preferred. A secure TURN relay may carry encrypted packets when network restrictions prevent a direct connection; the relay does not record or persist call content.

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