MiroTalk WEB: hosted video meetings

[MiroTalk]

If you’re looking for a browser-based video conferencing solution without the hassle of hosting, maintenance, or updates, MiroTalk WEB is now available as a hosted SaaS service.

From one workspace, you can manage your meetings with:

• Your own workspace — manage everything from one place
• Room scheduler — create, schedule, and manage meeting rooms
• ️ Email invitations — invite participants directly
• Reminders — help participants stay on schedule
• Multiple MiroTalk meeting modes — from 1-to-1 calls and small groups to large meetings and broadcasting
• Click-to-Call — quickly start a call when you need it
• Browser-based meetings — no downloads required
• Privacy-focused — keep your meetings private and secure
• ️ Fully hosted — hosting, maintenance, and updates are handled for you

The idea is simple: one workspace for all your MiroTalk meeting needs, while we take care of the infrastructure.

Available with monthly or lifetime plans.

Get started: https://webrtc.mirotalk.com

If you're looking for a simple, flexible, privacy-focused video conferencing solution, give MiroTalk WEB a try.

[andreasdueren]

@MiroTalk I love what you're doing but honestly I have the feeling you're cannibalizing your own products too much. It's getting increasingly difficult to explain the difference between these programs. You may want to consider merging some projects or otherwise differentiating them more clearly.

[MiroTalk]

@andreasdueren Thanks so much for the honest feedback! I completely understand where you’re coming from. As MiroTalk has grown, the boundaries between the different projects can definitely feel less clear than they should.

We’re aware of this and it’s something we’re thinking about. In the meantime, the MiroTalk Overview can hopefully help clarify the differences between the editions and what each one is designed for.

And if you’re curious about why there are several projects in the first place, I also shared the story behind MiroTalk. It started as a pandemic side project driven by privacy and open source, and the different editions evolved largely from real user needs and requests.

That said, your point about potentially consolidating or differentiating the projects more clearly is very valid. We definitely don’t want the ecosystem to become confusing. ️

If you have a moment, it would be really helpful to know which parts are unclear to you and what you would expect to see improved in the explanation of each project. For example, is it the purpose of each edition, the target audience, the feature differences, or something else? That kind of concrete feedback would help us make the documentation and positioning much clearer.

[MiroTalk]

By the way, I’ve made a small improvement to the MiroTalk Overview page and added a Choose by goal section. Hopefully this makes it easier to understand which project is best suited for each use case.

[MiroTalk]

All MiroTalk meeting apps are available directly in MiroTalk WEB, so you can choose which one to use based on your needs.

When scheduling a meeting from the dashboard, you can also select which MiroTalk version you want to use. You can then send invitations by email, with reminder support, and even add the meeting to Google Calendar, Outlook, and more.

Hopefully this makes the overall ecosystem a bit clearer and shows how the different apps can work together depending on your use case.

[MiroTalk]

Feature: Add MiroTalk CME as a Bookable Room Type

Since MiroTalk CME (Call-Me) now supports multiple rooms, I’ve added the option to book CME rooms directly from MiroTalk WEB.

When creating a new booking, you can now select MiroTalk CME as the room type and schedule it just like the other supported MiroTalk meeting apps.

As always, any suggestions or feedback are very welcome. I’m always here to help!

Thank you! ️