Video meetings

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Video calls with a whiteboard.

Video meetings in the browser with collaborative whiteboards, teaching tools, polls and breakout rooms. Currently released as WebMeet.

Version
WebMeet 1.4
Runs in
The browser
Guide
14 October 2026
Meet collaboration screen with shared whiteboard containing coloured shapes and coordinate axes
The shared whiteboard.

What it does

Calls

Video, audio, screen sharing, chat and live captions.

Whiteboards

Draw together with pens, pointers, shapes and shared material.

Teaching tools

Graphs, geometry and science diagrams for explaining things visually.

Participation

Polls, questions, breakout rooms and optional attention prompts.

A meeting

1

Start a room

Create a meeting and send the link.

2

Share

Share your screen or open a whiteboard.

3

Decide

Use a poll, Q&A or breakouts if they help.

4

Follow up

Meeting packs and transcripts, where enabled.

Optional extras stay optional

Captions, recordings, transcripts and AI-generated minutes are all controlled by configuration and permissions, so an organiser can turn off what they don't want.

The product and its guide are still called WebMeet. Meet is the name it will have once it joins the uncomplex family.

WebMeet 1.4 user guide (PDF)
WebMeet mathematics toolkit with equation graph dialog and plotted curve
Plotting an equation with the maths tools.
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