One to one and group
RoomHex supports one to one and group audio and video, from a quick call to a full room, carried by a low-latency self-hosted media core with reconnect handling built in.
Meetings and calls
RoomHex meetings give you clear host controls, a guest lobby, and a live participant grid, all carried by a working self-hosted media core with secure admission and reconnect. The call stays on infrastructure your organization controls.
In the room
These are working capabilities of the RoomHex client and its media core. You lead the room, decide who gets in, and see everyone at once, without a third party in the runtime path.
RoomHex supports one to one and group audio and video, from a quick call to a full room, carried by a low-latency self-hosted media core with reconnect handling built in.
The platform provides host and co-host roles, so more than one person can admit guests, manage the room, and keep a busy session moving without handing over control.
A guest lobby holds people until a host approves them, so no one joins a meeting before you are ready. Join approval works together with secure admission on the media core.
See everyone in a clean participant grid, and use pin and spotlight to keep a speaker in view for yourself or for the whole room during a presentation or a Q and A.
In-meeting chat, quick reactions, and raise hand let people speak up without cutting across the speaker, so a large session stays orderly and easy to follow.
Share your screen for a slide or a live walkthrough, and pick your microphone, camera, and speaker with device selection so you sound and look right before you join.
Structure and outcomes
The next wave of meeting features is designed and on the roadmap. It adds structure before the meeting and a record after it, so a session leaves behind more than a memory.
Scheduled and link-based meetings are planned, so you can set a time, share a controlled join link, and let people arrive into the same reviewed room.
Polls and quizzes are designed to bring quick decisions and checks into the meeting, so you can read the room and move on without a separate tool.
A whiteboard and shared notes are planned for working things out together on one surface, so ideas and decisions stay with the meeting instead of scattering across chats.
Breakout rooms are designed to split a large session into smaller groups and bring everyone back together, useful for workshops, reviews, and group work.
Attendance and recording metadata are planned, so a session can leave a clear record of who joined and what was captured, held inside your own boundary.
Meeting Capsule is a designed outcome pack with transcript, decisions, and action items, so follow-up starts from a summary instead of a blank page. Any language output respects content-owner rights and gets human review.
Reliable media core
Behind every RoomHex meeting is a working self-hosted media core. It uses secure admission for every session, so a client must be approved before it can receive media, and it handles reconnect and hard networks with relay fallback, all without a paid outside service in the runtime path.
Fewer surprises
Two designed helpers reduce the small frustrations of live meetings. A duplicate-session warning is planned to tell you when the same account is already live somewhere else, and Network Doctor is planned to explain connection trouble in plain language.
Request a reviewed demo, or talk to us about running RoomHex meetings on your own infrastructure.