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Video calls and screen sharing, one link away.
Get a private room, send the link, talk. Full-screen video and screen sharing for up to four people, straight between your browsers. No account, no app, no time wasted.
No sign-up
A room is a link. Whoever has the link joins from the browser, on a computer or a phone.
Screen sharing
Share a tab, a window or the whole screen. It fills the stage for everyone, in full screen if you like.
Peer to peer
Video, sound and screen go directly between the browsers, encrypted. They never pass through our servers.
Up to four people
Enough for a quick sync, a demo, an interview or helping a friend with their computer.
60 minutes per room
A reasonable limit that keeps it free. Need more? Start a new room in one click.
Nothing is kept
No recordings, no accounts, no call history. When the last person leaves, the room is gone.
How it works
- Start a callYou get a room with a unique code, like call.pong.ee/r/ABC-DEFG-HIJ.
- Share the linkCopy the invite link and send it in any messenger or email.
- Talk and shareTurn the camera and microphone on or off, share your screen, go full screen.
Questions, answered.
Do I need an account or an app?
No. Press “Start a call”, share the link or the code, and whoever opens it joins from the browser: Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge, on a computer or a phone.
How many people can join?
Up to four in one room. Everyone is connected to everyone directly, which keeps quality high and needs no media server.
How long can a call last?
Up to 60 minutes per room. When the time is up, start a new room: it takes one click.
Is the call private?
Video, sound and the shared screen travel directly between the participants’ browsers, encrypted by WebRTC. Our server only helps the browsers find each other and keeps nothing: no recordings, no logs of the call, no accounts.
Can I share my screen?
Yes, from desktop browsers: a tab, a window or the whole screen. The shared screen takes the full stage for everyone; click any tile to put it on the stage instead.
Why can’t two of us connect?
Calls are peer to peer. A few strict corporate or mobile networks block direct connections; switching one side to another network (for example, a phone hotspot) solves it.
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