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GHOSTLINK

Secure Peer-to-Peer Group Video Meetings

Multi-party private video conferences with zero logs, central servers, or sign-ups.

Zero Personal Data Stored

Private Video Meetings

1. Mode: Direct Peer-to-Peer (up to 5 people).

2. Security: End-to-End Encrypted video & audio.

3. Privacy: Zero cloud recordings or tracking logs.

4. Pricing: £1 Pass or £4/mo (Guests always 100% Free).

5. Adult Safety: £1 card check verifies 18+ status legally without collecting ID.

4-hour encrypted meeting room • Guests join 100% free

Strictly 18+ • Zero Personal Data Logged • Terms & Privacy.

ZERO-KNOWLEDGE SIGNALING ACTIVE

Collaborating in groups often forces teams and friends to use centralized teleconferencing platforms. These providers compile profiles on participants, log connection metadata, and store text histories on remote databases.

GhostLink offers a privacy-respecting alternative. By employing a P2P Mesh Network architecture, GhostLink links all participants directly. Up to 5 users can connect in a single room, creating a decentralized web of communication.

How Mesh P2P Networking Works

In a centralized video conference, your device streams its camera feed once to a cloud server, which splits it and sends it to everyone else. In a P2P mesh network, your browser establishes direct connections with every other person in the room.

No server in the middle means zero storage, maximum privacy, and no point of centralized failure.

Optimized Group Features

Encrypted Notepad

Collaborate in real-time with an ephemeral shared notepad, encrypted using WebRTC data channels.

Dynamic Video Tiles

Layout automatically adapts as users join, keeping focuses active and accommodating up to 5 screens.

Start your next group catch-up or team sync with the confidence that your discussions are strictly confidential.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the group meeting limit 5 participants?

Because mesh networking requires each peer to upload to every other peer. If a room has N users, your browser must upload N-1 streams. For 5 users, that is 4 concurrent upload feeds. Going beyond 5 typically degrades call quality on residential connections.

How secure is the text chat during a group call?

The text messages share the same DTLS-SRTP encryption context as the media streams, bypassing all central logs. Learn more about text messaging and the ephemeral notepad in our Private Chat Rooms guide.