A video call for two, at a time you choose: each of you works or studies on your own things. It opens in your phone's browser, nothing to install.
Free · in your browser · 18+

App screenshot with sample data.
The most comfortable way to use it is almost always this: the phone propped up in front of you works as a window onto the other person, and your computer, book or notebook are left for the work itself. No call window to move around, no split screen.
The opposite works too: if you study on paper or work with your hands, you can use just the phone.
Choose 25 or 50 minutes, then tap a time in the calendar. At the right time, tap «Join»: we match you with someone who chose the same time and the same length. If you'd like to work with someone you already know, you can send them a link with the times you prefer.
To get the icon on your phone's home screen, the steps are in how to install the app. It's optional.
When possible, the two phones connect directly, to remove the delay. On mobile networks this often doesn't work: then audio and video go through our server in Frankfurt, in the European Union, which just relays them. No call is recorded.
What the other person sees and how to block or report someone: is coworking with someone you don't know safe?
No. It opens in your phone's browser. If you prefer an icon on your home screen, you can add it from the browser menu, but nothing changes in how it works.
Yes. When the direct connection between the two phones fails, which often happens on mobile networks, audio and video go through our server in Frankfurt, which relays them without recording or storing them.
A video call uses battery and data like any other video call of the same length. For 50-minute sessions it's worth keeping the phone on charge.
Yes. Many sessions go by in silence: you say hello, say in one sentence what you'll do, and then each of you works. The microphone turns on and off with one tap.
Always one-to-one: every session is a video call between two people who chose the same time and the same length.
Yes, it's free today and doesn't ask for any credit card.