JupiterMeet
Self-hosted & white-label video conferencing
Hey IH,
If your product involves any kind of interaction, chances are you're using meetings somewhere.
Client calls, consultations, internal discussions…
But in most cases, what happens?
You generate a link and send users to Zoom or another platform.
Which means:
Your users leave your product
You lose control over the experience
Your brand disappears during a key interaction
At some point, it feels disconnected.
What if meetings were just a part of your product instead?
Something your users can access without leaving your platform. Fully branded, fully controlled, and built into your workflow.
That’s exactly the idea behind JupiterMeet.
It makes it easy to integrate private video meetings directly into your existing software, like a CRM, telemedicine app, or any custom platform.
So instead of sending links, you keep everything in one place.
Better experience for users, and more control for you.
Curious - are you currently sending users out for meetings, or keeping everything inside your product?
Hey IH,
We use tools like Zoom for everything these days.
Team calls, client meetings, quick catch-ups… It’s the default.
But not all conversations are the same.
Some are more personal.
Some involve sensitive information.
Some just need to stay… private.
Think about telemedicine, one-on-one consultations, or even small client discussions.
In those cases, sending someone to a third-party platform doesn’t always feel right. You don’t fully control the environment, and you’re relying on an external system for something that should be more contained.
That’s exactly why we built JupiterMeet.
A simple video meeting solution focused on small groups and private conversations. No unnecessary complexity, no dependency on external platforms. Just a clean, direct way to connect.
It’s not trying to replace Zoom for large meetings.
But for 1:1 calls, consultations, and privacy-focused use cases, it feels like a better fit.
Curious - do you think about privacy when choosing video tools, or is convenience still the priority?
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