figmeet

What a room can do

Create, talk, look, and draw in one place. No client. No account wall. The room ID is the door.

Built for short alignment

Room ID as the door

Create a room, send the ID, and others can enter without booking a formal call.

No forced signup

Join and collaborate. Share the room ID only with people you trust.

Voice and video

In-room voice, optional cameras. Turn video on when faces help.

Screen share

Walk through docs, code, or designs. One sharer at a time.

Structure board

Services, links, and flows can change while you talk. Faster than passing screenshots.

Shared canvas

Several people draw on one board. Export an image when you are done.

Join with just a room ID

Covers: Instant room + No account. Make starting a meeting as light as possible.

Classic tools push installs, SSO, and booking first. figmeet flips that: create a room, drop the ID in chat, and teammates join from a browser.

Use a custom ID (within the format rules) or let the server generate one. Creators can close the room as admins and free capacity immediately instead of waiting for TTL.

No account wall by design — short huddles do not deserve another signup. Share IDs only with people you trust; when the room ends, the session leaves with it.

  • No download: Chrome / Edge / Safari / Firefox
  • No signup: create or join with a room ID only
  • Closeable: admins end the meeting and can download a board snapshot

Talk: voice, video, and screen share

Covers: Voice + video, Screen share. Connect people first, then decide on cameras and sharing.

In-room audio uses WebRTC — unmute and talk for standups, retros, and 1:1s. Cameras are optional and capped so quality stays usable on typical networks.

Only one screen share at a time. Present docs, an IDE, design files, or dashboards; pick a window or the whole display and adjust quality when needed.

If connect fails behind a strict firewall or VPN, try another network or a full system browser. Voice without video usually means permissions or a full camera seat.

  • Voice-first: most short syncs need only a mic
  • Single share: one presenter keeps the feed clear
  • Permissions: allow mic / camera / screen recording when asked

Draw: architecture board and live canvas

Covers: Architecture board + Live canvas. When words fail, put the diagram on one shared surface.

Service boundaries and data flows outgrow slides. The figmeet board supports boxes, arrows, text, and ink — edit while you talk so everyone points at the same picture.

Multiple people draw with near-real-time sync. Narrate then pin decisions, or brainstorm in parallel and clean up once. Late joiners can catch up visually.

After close, a PNG snapshot may remain briefly for download. Do not treat it as long-term storage — export decisions before you leave.

  • Great for design reviews, alignment, interview whiteboards
  • Synced ink and shapes beat screenshot-and-explain
  • Short-lived snapshots after close — export what matters