Screen sharing
Share a tab, a window or your whole screen. Swap back to your camera without dropping the call.
Spin up a room, share one link, and it stays yours. No expiry dates, no scheduling roulette — the host owns the room and can delete it whenever they choose.
Not a demo. Every control you reach for mid-call is already there.
Share a tab, a window or your whole screen. Swap back to your camera without dropping the call.
Media travels straight between participants over WebRTC. The server only carries the introductions.
Messages reach everyone the moment they join the room, before a single peer connection is up.
Whoever creates the room owns it. Mute everyone, lock the door, remove a guest, rename the room.
Hand raising, live reactions and active-speaker highlighting so large calls stay readable.
Rooms are behind an account. Only people you send the link to can walk in.
Email, a username and a password. After that you sign in with your email alone.
One click mints a permanent code like abc-defg-hij that is yours to keep.
Send the invite link. Everyone joins from the browser — nothing to install.
Most meeting links die after the call. GodCraft rooms are permanent: close the tab, come back next month, the code still works and you are still the host. When you are finished with it, delete it from your dashboard and it is gone for good.
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