For companies · beta

Meeter Business

Private company communication on its own server: messenger, calls, video meetings and files in one app. Meeter deploys and runs the node; the company manages access and invites guests.

This is the business overview. Technical material is in the IT and security section.

Status: beta. Encryption v1; no independent external audit has been performed. Current limitations are described below and in the security policy.

Who it is for

boards and executive teams — discussions without extra participants;
investors and partners — negotiations that stay within the deal;
legal and finance teams — confidential documents and discussions;
R&D and technology teams — ideas, code and working material.

What the company gets

One service instead of four. Chats, calls, video meetings and files — in the app and on the company website.
Its own node. Communication runs through the company server, not a third-party cloud.
Clear access. Employees sign in with a corporate ID or wallet; guests join by invitation link — no install and no wallet.
Management and support. Deployment, updates, monitoring and licensing are handled by Meeter.
No recordings by default. Recordings and transcripts are a separate feature enabled by the company.

How access works

Room creation on the website is disabled. The company requests access at hello@meeter.me; we review the task and connect the node. After that, employees create meetings in the app and guests open an invitation link.

Request. Company, team and task — by email to hello@meeter.me.
Review and launch. We agree on access, deploy the node on the company server and configure the meeting address.
Team work. Employees sign in to the app; guests use a link from the company.

A corporate ID is connected through OIDC or the company account at launch. Guests need no wallet and no installation.

Security and data

In protected mode, communication content is encrypted on participants' devices and the node relays encrypted data. Meeter does not receive keys and does not read communication content. The company manages access and rules.

What Meeter sees	What stays with the company
node status: running or not; version, license and aggregate metrics; service events without communication content.	messages, calls, meetings and files; encryption keys and access rights; database, backups and company logs.

Metadata is data too. Meeter and the node see that a connection happened, how long it lasted and how much data was transferred. Encryption hides content, not the fact of the meeting. Read more in the security and data policy.

Deployment and operations

Company provides the server, network and infrastructure access.
Meeter installs and updates the node, monitors operations, manages the license and support.
Team uses the app, meetings on the website and guest links.

SLA and uptime are fixed in the contract. For critical meetings, plan a backup communication channel. License suspension does not delete company data. Technical details are in the IT guide and the network and routing guide.

Current limitations

Beta. Behaviour and interface may change; regulated data and legally significant meetings require a separate assessment.
Encryption v1. No independent external audit has been performed; the specification is still being fixed.
Media in the web room. End-to-end media encryption depends on the room's protected mode; without it, the connection is protected in transit but not end-to-end.
Metadata and nodes. The node sees network metadata; a modified node may collect technical data or read unprotected rooms.
Recordings and transcripts. Created only when explicitly enabled by the company; retention follows the contract.
Devices. Android app; iOS is in development. The web version runs in a browser.

How to start

Write to hello@meeter.me or request access at meeter.me/access. We will reply to your work email and suggest a time for a short launch call.