Open-source alternatives to Google Meet
3 open-source projects are offered as replacements for Google Meet. MiroTalk P2P is the most starred. Running one yourself trades the subscription for your own hosting and upkeep, so the table below leads with what decides that trade: whether the project is alive, what its licence lets a business do, and whether there is a container command to start from.
Side by side
| Project | Stars | Activity | Licence | Self-host | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 MiroTalk P2P | 4,799 | Active | Network copyleft | Compose | JavaScript |
| Mirotalk | 3,130 | Active | Network copyleft | Compose | JavaScript |
 Briefing | 1,633 | Slowing | Network copyleft | ○ | TypeScript |
Each one, briefly
- MiroTalk P2P4,799 stars · network copyleft · active
🚀 Open-source, self-hosted P2P WebRTC video conferencing for fast, private real-time communication. Create browser-based meeting rooms with no downloads or time limits, plus screen sharing, chat, whiteboard, recording, and collaboration.
Also replaces Zoom
- Mirotalk3,130 stars · network copyleft · active
🏆 Self-hosted, open-source WebRTC video conferencing platform for real-time communication and collaboration. A modern alternative to Zoom, Google Meet, Jitsi Meet, and Microsoft Teams, powered by scalable SFU architecture with Mediasoup.
Also replaces Zoom
Where this comes from
Which projects are offered against Google Meet comes from opensourcealternative.to, re-read weekly. Every figure in the table is read from the project’s own repository. We have not run these projects, and we hold no price for Google Meet. Browse every open-source alternative.