MeetMe app
MeetMe runs as a web app: open meetme.video in Safari or Chrome and you are one tap from a live 1v1 video call — no store listing, no download bar, no storage warning. Add it to your home screen once and it opens full-screen from its own icon. Free to start.
No sign-up · No download · Free to start
The MeetMe app is this website. On iPhone, tap Share → Add to Home Screen; on Android, open the Chrome menu → Install app. On a PC there is nothing to install at all — the site itself is the desktop version. No download, no updates — always the latest version.
Two taps, zero megabytes
On a PC or Mac it is simpler still: meetme.video in any browser is the whole MeetMe PC app — pin the tab, go full screen, done. Nothing to install, nothing to uninstall later.
No download bar, no update queue, no storage warning at the worst moment. The whole app lives in a tab and an icon.
Web apps update themselves — every open is the newest build, with no "please update to continue".
A web app can't rummage through your contacts in the background. Permissions are asked when a match starts — and only then.
Straight answers
Yes — MeetMe.video is a web app. It runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer, and two taps put it on your home screen, where it opens full-screen from its own icon.
There is nothing to download from a store. Open meetme.video in your mobile browser, then on iPhone tap Share and "Add to Home Screen", or on Android open the Chrome menu and tap "Install app".
Yes — on a computer the website is the app. Open meetme.video in any browser, go full screen, and the whole experience is there: same matching, same camera, no separate PC download.
MeetMe is free to start: the first matches cost nothing and no card is asked for up front. Longer sessions can run on coins, with the price shown before anything is spent. No "free forever" promise, no invoice surprise.
No — the first video chat starts as a guest. A free account (just an email and a password) only earns its place when you want call history, follows and messages kept between devices.
No — MeetMe.video never ships an APK, and any site offering one should be treated as suspicious. Unofficial APK files wearing a chat app's name are a classic malware wrapper. The browser version does everything, and "Install app" in the Chrome menu is the only install route that exists.
There is no installed app to drain anything. The site lives inside your browser tab: close the tab and it is gone — no background processes, no storage eaten beyond ordinary browser cache, and no update prompts ever.
Yes — same site, same matching, same call quality in any modern mobile browser. The only difference is the two-tap ritual for the home-screen icon: Share then "Add to Home Screen" on iPhone, or the Chrome menu's "Install app" on Android.
No store, no wait, no 80-megabyte download. Open MeetMe and the first face is one tap away.
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