Join confidence
Guest name, invited email, verification code, lobby, admission, and reconnection are tested as one flow.
QEYET Meet
A meeting link that arrives with its context.
Schedule from QEYET Calendar, invite any email address, verify guests, control the lobby, and keep decisions and actions in an encrypted Meeting Capsule tied to the event.
Personalized invitationsEach invited address receives its own meeting URL and email verification path.
Host-controlled lobbyAnyone with a valid link waits until a host admits them.
Encrypted room trafficMedia, chat, and Capsule updates travel over encrypted meeting routes.
No server recordingPersistent server-side meeting recording is not enabled.
The complete meeting flow
From the calendar invitation to the follow-up, the useful context stays connected.
- Calendar-created room and guest invitations
- Email verification for outside attendees
- Waiting room and host admission controls
- Camera and microphone preview
- Desktop, tab, and screen sharing
- Background blur processed on the participant device
- Meeting chat with encrypted room delivery
- Shared notes, decisions, and action items
- Private personal notes on authorized devices
- Attendance and Capsule sync back to the event
Media architecture
Small calls can use direct WebRTC. Group conferences can use QEYET's self-hosted SFU so each participant does not need to upload a separate copy of every track. TURN remains a compatibility fallback for restrictive networks.
What a meeting cannot prevent
An admitted participant can still photograph, record, quote, or disclose what they can see and hear. Encryption does not make a trusted attendee unable to copy meeting content.
Cross-platform release gate
Meeting flows are exercised in Chromium, Safari's WebKit engine, Firefox, Edge, desktop layouts, and mobile layouts before release.
Readable controls
Form values, chat, and Capsule inputs use explicit browser paint colors with contrast assertions across engines.
Media fallback
Tests cover live media, unavailable-media states, background blur capability, and screen sharing controls.
Recovery
Atomic releases retain rollback paths for the meeting client, routing node, SFU, and static suite.