01 / Collaboration & knowledge
Meet — Real-time video collaboration
Meet is Math7's browser-based video room. Share a link, join with camera and microphone, and talk through ideas in real time without installing an app.
- Access
- Team sign-in required
- Runs on
- mediasoup 3.27 · WebRTC SFU
- Live status
- Checking
Who it is for
- Small teams who need a quick face-to-face conversation
- Remote reviews where seeing each other speeds up decisions
- People who prefer a meeting room that runs entirely in the browser
What you can do
Join from the browser
Meet runs on WebRTC, so modern desktop and mobile browsers can join without plugins.
Rooms by link
Each room has its own address. Send the link to the people you want to invite.
Audio, video, and screen
Turn your camera and microphone on or off at any time, and share your screen when a demo says more than words.
Efficient media routing
A mediasoup selective forwarding unit relays each stream once per participant instead of mixing video on the server.
Getting started
- 01
Open meet.math7.com and enter the team access credentials.
- 02
Allow camera and microphone access when the browser asks.
- 03
Copy the room link and share it with the other participants.
Access
Meet is for Math7 team members. The site asks for access credentials before any room loads.
Privacy and data
Media travels encrypted between your browser and the Math7 server. The demo keeps no recordings and no chat history after the room closes.
Common questions
Do I need to install anything?
No. A current browser with camera and microphone permission is enough.
Why does the page ask for a password?
Meet is a team tool. The access gate keeps rooms private to people who have the credentials.