Join by link
A participant only has to open a link in the browser. No install, no meeting code, no waiting room.
Conference calls with no time limit
Up to fifty participants for as long as you need. The call does not end at the forty-fifth minute, and nothing has to be installed.
There is no timer
Nothing ends the meeting on your behalf. The call runs as long as people stay in the room — a two-hour discussion does not have to be reassembled after the first hour.
The room is not single-use either: it does not disappear afterwards. The same address works every week, so there is no new link to send before each call.
Fifty people in one room
A call holds up to fifty participants at once. That is a technical ceiling, not a plan: there is no smaller number that could be lifted for a fee.
Everyone’s voice travels as its own stream, so a full room sounds the same as a one-on-one call.
What a participant needs
A link and a browser. No meeting code to read out, no waiting room, and no request to install an app before continuing.
Someone attending once is fine with a temporary account: it lasts a day and asks for neither an email nor a phone number. Anyone who stays can turn it into a permanent one without losing anything.
What makes a meeting easier
Guest access for a day
Someone who came for a single meeting does not need an account: a temporary one lasts a day and asks for neither an email nor a phone number.
You decide who can do what
Permissions are granted through roles: who speaks, who invites, who changes settings. Set once, not per person.
Common questions
How long can a meeting run?
As long as you need. hi:voca has no timer that would end a call.
How many people can I invite?
Up to fifty at once in one room.
Is it free?
Voice and video calls, screen sharing, and the rooms themselves — yes, and none of them are limited by time.
Do participants have to register?
No. A temporary account is enough: one step to create, it lasts a day, and it asks for neither an email nor a phone number.
Can I share my screen during a meeting?
Yes, the whole screen or a single window. In the Windows app the window’s audio is sent along with it.