A “work with me” video is someone working on camera while you watch. Here the other person is live and sees you too: you book a time, join a video call with someone who booked the same, and each of you does your own work. It's free.
Same idea as the videos: you sit down, someone else is working too, and the time goes by on both sides. The difference is that it is a call between two people, so the other person is not a recording and you are not watching alone.
It is for any kind of work done at a desk: emails, reports, a spreadsheet, code, writing, applications, admin. Nobody looks at your screen. You say your task at the start and how it went at the end.
Pick a day and time, then send the link: the time is held for the person you invite until 10 minutes before. Log in
Neither. It is a one-to-one video call with another person who booked the same time. Nothing is broadcast or recorded.
Only at the start, to say what you are working on, and in the last two minutes. In between you work in silence.
Yes, it's free. You need an account, which asks for an email address and a code, or a quick sign-in. No credit card is needed.
No. Calls are not recorded. You can turn your camera and microphone on or off at any time.