MiroTalk P2P provides self-hosted browser video calls with screen sharing, chat, whiteboard, and collaboration tools.
Open source
20 alternativesMiroTalk
MiroTalk P2P provides open source self-hosted WebRTC video calls, allowing users to start a call from a browser without a download.
About MiroTalk
MiroTalk P2P is a browser-based WebRTC service for video calls and meetings. Calls run peer-to-peer instead of through a central media server, and joining requires no download, plug-in or login: you pick a room name and enter. The project states that conference rooms are unlimited and calls have no time limit.
Meetings can include screen sharing, webcam streaming, public or private chat with saved messages, an interactive whiteboard, file sharing over DTLS, and recording of screen, webcam and audio, plus an optional ChatGPT integration and a REST API. MiroTalk P2P is open source under the AGPLv3 license and can also be self-hosted, which means running and maintaining your own server. No pricing is given on the site; the project is described as free and supported by donations, with a separate commercial license offered.
Key features
- Peer-to-peer WebRTC calls in the browser without download, plug-in or login
- Unlimited conference rooms with no call time limitation
- Screen sharing and webcam streaming up to 8k at 60fps
- Public or private chat with emoji picker and saved messages
- Screen, webcam and audio recording; collaborative whiteboard
- File sharing over DTLS, plus ChatGPT and REST API integration
Best for: Individuals and teams who want free, open-source browser video calls with no account requirement and the option to self-host.
Good for
- Open source under the AGPLv3 license
- No download, plug-in or login needed to join a call
- Project states unlimited rooms and no call time limit
Watch out for
- No pricing information is provided for any hosted offering
- Self-hosting requires running and maintaining your own server
- Privacy and end-to-end encryption claims come from the project itself
MiroTalk at a glance
- Website
- mirotalk.up.railway.app
- Category
- Social & Communities › Messaging Apps
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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MiroTalk FAQ
Do I need an account or software to join a call?
No. The site states that no download, plug-in or login is required; you pick a room name and join.
Are there limits on the number of rooms or call length?
The project states there are unlimited conference rooms without call time limitation.
How is MiroTalk P2P funded?
It is described as a free, open-source project under the AGPLv3 license supported by donations; a separate commercial license is also sold.
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