Meetings
Live stream your meeting to YouTube — or anywhere with a stream key
Meetful streams a call live to YouTube or any service that gives you a stream key (RTMP). The stream shows the grid, or the shared screen with faces in the corner, with every voice in one mix — and anyone who asked to be left out stays out of it.
How it works
- In a call, open Live stream.
- Paste the stream URL and key from YouTube or your platform.
- Press Go live — the host’s browser sends the picture.
- Stop whenever you like; the meeting carries on.
What is different
Any platform.YouTube, or anything that takes RTMP.
Nothing to install.Streamed from the browser.
Respects opt-outs.People who asked to be left out are not in the stream.
Questions people ask
Which platforms work?
YouTube and any service that accepts an RTMP stream key.
YouTube and any service that accepts an RTMP stream key.
Do I need streaming software?
No.
No.
Is it free?
Yes.
Yes.
Related
Polls and questions in the callAnyone in a Meetful call can start a poll or put a question to the room.Recording and clips of what just happenedMeetful starts recording a call once two people are in it, and saves it with the transcript and recap on your dashboard.Free video meetings, nothing to installMeetful is a free video meeting app that runs in the browser: type your name, press Start, and send the link.
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Meetings that take their own notes
Free video meetings in the browser: every line of the transcript under the name of who said it, and the summary and action items when you hang up. Nothing to install — guests just open the link.