Discovery calls without the back-and-forth.
"Send me a Zoom link" — "my account is being weird" — "can we just do Google Meet?" Skip all of that. Generate a link, paste it in the thread, get on the call.
A private room for two. Open the link, hit join — no waiting room, no sign-in.
Free forever · No monthly seat fee · Works in any browser
Why it fits
The friction other tools force on you — gone.
Clients don't install anything
No "download the desktop app" wall. The link opens in their browser and they're in.
No host required
Client gets there first? They wait in the room. It works whether you're there or not. No "waiting for the host" screen.
Drop it in your proposal
Paste a link into your proposal, your invoice email, your Calendly description. Always-on call room, always there.
No tracking, no resale
We don't have your client's email, name, or company. There's nothing to leak, nothing to sell, nothing to subpoena.
Group calls for handoffs
Bring in a subcontractor, a designer, or the client's stakeholder. Up to 20 people on one link.
One less subscription
If calls aren't a daily thing, paying $15/month for Zoom Pro is silly. This costs $0 and does the job.
How you'd use it
A realistic flow — start to finish, no surprises.
- 1
Generate your call link
Pick private (1-on-1) or group (up to 20). Click once.
- 2
Send it to the client
Reply to their email, drop it in the Slack thread, or stick it in your scheduler.
- 3
Open the link at call time
Whoever's first sits in the room. No host-only buttons to fight with.
- 4
Wrap up, close the tab
Nothing recorded, nothing stored. If you need a recap, take notes the old-fashioned way.
Questions worth asking
The stuff people in your spot usually want to know.
- Can I use the same link for every client meeting?
- You can reuse a link as a "permanent" room, but we recommend generating a fresh one per client so the URL stays predictable and private. It takes a second.
- Will the call drop on bad client wifi?
- Calls run peer-to-peer with a TURN relay for tricky networks. It's the same WebRTC stack Zoom and Meet use — so quality on bad wifi is comparable.
- Can I share my screen to walk through a design?
- Yes — share a tab, window, or whole screen. The same browser permissions you'd use anywhere else.
- Is this professional enough for paid clients?
- That's your call. The room is clean, branded only with the room URL, and works on the first try — which is more than many enterprise tools manage on a Tuesday afternoon.
- What if a client wants to record?
- We don't offer recording. If both sides consent, they can use their OS-level screen recorder. Many freelancers prefer not having recordings sitting in a vendor's cloud.
- Can I embed this on my freelance site?
- You can link to a generated room URL from anywhere — your portfolio, contact page, email signature. There's no embed widget today, just direct links.
Stop scheduling around the tool
Your next "can we hop on a quick call?" doesn't have to involve three apps and a Calendly reschedule.
A private room for two. Open the link, hit join — no waiting room, no sign-in.