Your data isn't ours.
What it is
A Chrome extension that composites two camera feeds into one virtual camera. Your video and audio travel peer-to-peer between you and your friend — nothing routes through a server we own, because we do not own any.
What we collect
- No accounts. No login.
- No analytics. No telemetry.
- No cookies. No tracking.
- No server storage. No database.
- No advertising.
Permissions
The extension intercepts the browser's camera API only on ome.tv. It runs nowhere else. Audio and video are mixed locally, via Canvas and Web Audio, then handed back to ome.tv as a single stream.
Peer-to-peer
Connections use WebRTC via PeerJS. The free PeerJS signaling server brokers the initial handshake — no media ever passes through it. Once connected, the signaling server is out of the loop.
Local state
The floating panel on ome.tv remembers whether you left it collapsed or expanded. That is a single key in your browser's localStorage — nothing more, nothing sent anywhere.
Children
DuoMeet collects no data from anyone, including children. There is no children's data at risk because there is no data at all.
Changes
If this policy changes, the date above updates. Given that DuoMeet collects nothing, substantive changes are unlikely.