Meeting codes
Create a meeting and share a short invite code or link with other participants.
Meet With LinkUp is a video meeting service. It lets people create or join real-time meetings, use camera and microphone, share their screen, send meeting chat messages, and use a host-controlled waiting room to approve guests before they enter.
LinkUp is designed to make it simple to start a meeting, invite people, control who enters, and communicate in real time from a browser or LinkUp app.
Create a meeting and share a short invite code or link with other participants.
Guests wait until the meeting host approves or denies their request to enter.
Participants can grant browser permission to use camera and microphone for real-time audio and video.
Supported browsers can share a display, tab, or application window with other people in the meeting.
Connected participants can exchange live text messages while the meeting is running.
Use LinkUp on the web, with desktop experiences available for supported platforms.
Google sign-in is optional. It is offered as a convenient way to authenticate a LinkUp account.
When you choose Continue with Google, LinkUp uses Firebase Authentication to receive the basic account information Google makes available for sign-in, such as your name, email address, profile picture, and account identifier.
LinkUp uses that information to sign you in, display your account identity, and associate account-only actions such as creating a meeting with the signed-in user.
LinkUp does not request access to Gmail, Google Drive, Google Contacts, Google Calendar, or the contents of other Google services. LinkUp does not use Google account data for advertising and does not sell Google user data.
Camera, microphone and screen sharing require your browser or operating-system permission. LinkUp uses those permissions only to provide the meeting features you choose to turn on.
Account authentication is handled through Firebase Authentication and the sign-in provider you select.
Meeting and waiting-room records are designed to expire automatically after a limited period instead of being permanent meeting history.
Audio, video and screen sharing are transmitted for the live meeting. LinkUp's current service does not intentionally store those media streams as meeting recordings.