Security & trust

Clarity is
part of trust.

What this website does. What it doesn’t do.
And a few practical ways to stay in control.

Private links, handled carefully.

Invitation links use randomly generated, hard-to-guess codes. They aren’t guest accounts or identity checks: anyone with the complete link can view the invitation. Share it only with the intended participant.

Protected administration.

Administrator passwords are stored as salted hashes, not plain text. Sessions are time-limited, and sign-in attempts are rate-limited. Production deployment uses HTTPS and secure session cookies.

You choose what to install.

Downloads never begin automatically. Check the publisher, operating system, and source before downloading. Never disable operating-system or antivirus protection to join a call.

The invitation is not the call.

The website doesn’t access your camera or microphone, conduct video meetings, or record them. Application security, recordings, and participant permissions are separate from website security.

Something doesn’t look right?

If an invitation is unexpected, verify it with the organizer through a contact method you already trust. If a link has been shared publicly, ask the organizer to cancel it and create a new invitation.

Report website security issues through our contact form. Please don’t include credentials or publish private meeting details. We don’t advertise an unrestricted security-testing or reward program.