Communicate & organize
Four tools for calls, appointments and notes: Meet for video calls in the browser, Book for your booking page, Note for Markdown notes and Talk for translated voice messages. Meet, Note and Talk start without an account; with Book, only the host needs one. None of the four shows ads, and whatever is stored sits on servers in the EU (Germany and France).
Video calls for 4–8 people in the browser: send a link and you're in — no account, no app, audio and video go directly between you.
No large rounds, webinars or live streams: every device connects directly to every other, which only works for small groups.
Your booking page: guests pick a time, both get a calendar invite — with its own video room if you like. Plus free group polls, without ads.
No calendar sync: Book does not see your other appointments, so double bookings are possible.
Markdown notes that start instantly: no account in the browser, synced on servers in the EU (Germany and France) with a free account — shareable and scriptable via API.
No end-to-end encryption for synced notes.
Speak your language, they read theirs: voice messages transcribed and translated in the browser — end-to-end encrypted, no phone number.
No groups: a conversation connects exactly two people.
Your client books a slot on your Book page, with its own Meet room if you like, and you both get a calendar invite. You talk in the browser, no app needed. What you agreed on goes into Note.
In Meet, audio and video travel encrypted directly between participants; our server only sets up the connection. Talk encrypts voice messages end to end. Without an account, Note stores only in your browser; with one, on servers in the EU (Germany and France). Two exceptions: if Meet finds no direct path, a Cloudflare relay forwards the encrypted data, and in Talk your browser's speech recognition may send audio to its maker (e.g. Apple or Google).
How we process data, tool by tool