Call-Me
Click-to-callConnect a visitor with an available person through a direct, guest-friendly call flow.
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Ecosystem overview
One platform family. Seven focused products.
MiroTalk covers private calls, group meetings, broadcasting, scheduling, and infrastructure operations. Choose only the architecture and workflow your team needs.
MiroTalkVideo communication ecosystem
Call-Me
SFU
C2C
BRO
P2P
WEB
ADMIN
7 productsPurpose-built roles
2 media modelsP2P and SFU
Self-hostedYour infrastructure
API readyIntegrate and extend
Product map
Start with the communication job.
Each product has a clear role. The communication layer carries calls and broadcasts, WEB organizes meeting workflows, and ADMIN operates your deployed services.
C2C
One-to-one roomsFocused camera-to-camera communication for two participants in a private room.
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Small-group meetingsMesh meetings where participant devices exchange media directly whenever networks allow.
Explore P2PSFU
Scalable group roomsServer-forwarded meetings, classes, and webinars with richer moderation and media controls.
Explore SFUBRO
Live broadcastingOne presenter reaches many viewers through P2P or SFU distribution modes.
Explore BROWEB
Meeting workspaceAdd accounts, scheduling, rooms, invitations, and launch flows around communication products.
Explore WEBADMIN
Infrastructure operationsConfigure, update, monitor, and manage MiroTalk services running on your servers.
Explore ADMINMedia architecture
Decide where the media work happens.
The architecture changes bandwidth, device load, infrastructure needs, and scale. Neither model is universally better; each solves a different operating problem.
Peer-to-peer mesh
Participants exchange media directly when possible. This keeps routine media off the application server, while each additional peer adds work to participant devices and networks.
Selective forwarding unit
Each participant uploads to a media server, which forwards selected streams. Devices do less distribution work, while server CPU and bandwidth become part of the capacity model.
Choose your path
Move from need to product.
Start with the participant model, then account for infrastructure ownership and workflow. Detailed guides cover features, integration, security boundaries, and deployment.
Use the full product chooserI need a private two-person roomChoose C2C, or Call-Me for availability-based calling.
I need lightweight small-group meetingsChoose P2P when client-side mesh is the right trade-off.
I need group scale and moderationChoose SFU for server-forwarded rooms and webinars.
I need one-to-many broadcastingChoose BRO for a presenter and viewer audience.
I need accounts, scheduling, and invitationsAdd WEB as the workspace around meeting experiences.
Ready to go deeper?
Compare capabilities and integrations in the technical guide, or move directly into self-hosting.