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Call-Me

Open source

Call-Me, part of MiroTalk, is a self-hosted WebRTC click-to-call widget that lets website visitors start a browser video call with your team.

Open-source alternative to

cme.mirotalk.com
Call-Me homepage screenshot
GitHub stars
763
Last commit
2 days ago
Repository age
2 years
Licence
AGPL-3.0
Self-hosted
Yes

About Call-Me

Call-Me, also called MiroTalk CME, is an open-source, self-hosted click-to-call solution built on WebRTC. You add a video call button to your website and visitors can connect with your team directly from the browser, with no signup or installation required.

Callers join with a username and can enter rooms such as Support or Reception to group users, then call each other with a click. During a call they can switch camera, microphone and speaker, chat, mute, hide video, share their screen and share files. The README also lists end-to-end encryption, a host protection mode with a password, web push notifications for incoming calls, a REST API for users, rooms, availability and call stats, and webhooks for call events.

It runs on Node.js or Docker, listening on port 8000 by default, and is licensed under AGPL-3.0. The project suggests it for customer support, sales, consultations and remote assistance, and provides a live demo, documentation and a Discord community.

Key features

  • Click-to-call video widget for websites
  • Rooms to group users
  • Screen sharing and file sharing
  • In-call chat
  • REST API and webhooks
  • Web push notifications for incoming calls

Good fit for

  • →Video support calls from a website
  • →Sales and consultation calls without extra software
Built with
JavaScript
Tags
webrtc
click-to-call
video-calling
self-hosted
customer-support
mirotalk
javascript

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