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Talk — A free video conference app that works in all browsers
A free, peer-to-peer, open-source video calling for the web.
No sign ups. No downloads.
Works in all major browsers.
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Helen Uvarenko
What I like about your approach is that you show that all those UX problems of the most popular online conference apps don't even need to be there. They're the result of bad corporate decisions.
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Congratulations on launch, I just upvoted and looking forward to all you unveil going forward.
Congrats on the launch! need to try it out and give you feedback on quality after the first experience - Audio, video, etc
Warmest congratulations on the launch! So nice to be able to use your product for free. Wishing you all the luck!!
Whether it's Chrome, Firefox, or Safari, Talk works like a charm. Highly recommended! 🔥"
Congratulations on your Product Hunt launch! "Talk" sounds promising. To make it even better, consider adding these features:
Screen sharing for collaborative work.
Virtual backgrounds to add fun and privacy options.
Chat function for text-based communication during calls.
End-to-end encryption for enhanced security.
Integration with popular productivity tools.
I'd love to connect on Product Hunt to discuss further and support each other's products. Keep up the great work!
@realkunalmehta Thank you for the feedback. BTW, we do have text chat (which is also p2p) and WebRTC is e2e encrypted by default.
@realkunalmehta @vsnthv Hi! do you have e2ee in all browsers? Safari supports it only in latest versions as I know. And not sure about Firefox etc