MiroTalk C2C

MiroTalk C2C provides peer‑to‑peer video calling and screen sharing using WebRTC, with full end‑to‑end encryption for one‑to‑one conversations. The platform runs as a self‑hosted service, allowing operators to control the infrastructure and data while offering a simple iframe integration that can be embedded into any website. It is distributed under the AGPL‑3.0 license, requires no subscription, and includes a free tier for basic usage.

The software is targeted at developers or organizations that need a lightweight, secure video communication component without relying on third‑party services. Because it is open source and self‑hostable, it can be customized or extended, and it can be deployed via Docker or directly from source with a few commands. Documentation covers self‑hosting, configuration, API usage, and integration details.

Key distinguishing aspects are the peer‑to‑peer architecture that avoids central media servers, the built‑in end‑to‑end encryption, and the ability to embed the call interface through a single iframe tag, making it straightforward to add secure cam‑to‑cam calls to existing web pages.