Jitsi Meet– HD Video Conferencing
Jitsi Meet lets you hold HD video calls right in the browser. You need no plugin, and there is no limit on who can join. No audio or video runs through outside clouds.
Request a demoAt a glance
- WebRTC-based
- HD video / audio
- No participant limit
- Screen sharing
- Room passwords & lobby
- Recording (Jibri)
Features at a glance
Clear video meetings with all the tools that teams need today. It all runs on your own servers.
WebRTC HD Video
Simulcast and adaptive bitrate send smooth HD video to each person in the call.
Screen sharing
Share your whole screen, one window or a single tab. That works well for demos and workshops.
Lobby & Moderation
You decide who joins. Use lobby mode, passwords and moderator roles.
E2E Optional
For sensitive meetings, add E2E encryption based on Insertable Streams. It runs on top of DTLS-SRTP.
Jibri Recording
Record meetings on the server. Files go to local disk or object storage, so you can watch them later.
Live Streaming to RTMP
Stream your meeting live to YouTube, Twitch or any RTMP endpoint.
Technology & integration
Jitsi Meet joins proven open-source parts into one video platform that can grow. It scales with the load. That goes from small team calls to company-wide all-hands events.
- • Jitsi Videobridge (JVB)
- • Jicofo conference coordination
- • Jibri for recording
- • Prosody XMPP server
- • Keycloak SSO
- • STUN/TURN via coturn
Your benefits
- Media never leaves your infrastructure
- No per-user licensing
- Full SSO integration
- Horizontal scaling via multiple JVBs
How Jitsi Meet works in practice
A meeting in SecTepe.Comm runs on four Jitsi services. The web front end loads the app in the browser. Prosody handles signaling over XMPP. Jicofo sets up each conference, and the Jitsi Videobridge forwards audio and video.
Sign-in, rooms and guests
- Room creators sign in through Keycloak single sign-on. A small service called jitsi-token-api then issues a signed meeting token.
- Members of the Keycloak group jitsi-moderators join as moderators. Other signed-in users join as regular members.
- Guests without an account can still take part. They knock in the lobby until someone lets them in.
- With several tenants, each room name starts with the tenant. So two tenants with a room called "general" never land in the same call.
Typical scenarios
- Booked meetings: The appointment booking service puts Jitsi links into its invites. Room devices with the SecTepe OS Room Edition join a Jitsi meeting with one touch.
- Webinars: With the jitsi-webinar profile, Jibri records meetings and streams them over RTMP. Moderators start both from the toolbar. Recordings go to a folder on your own server.
- Meeting notes: The whisper-worker transcribes finished recordings offline with faster-whisper. It can also write a summary and post it to the matching Matrix room.
- Live captions: Jigasi and a Vosk speech server show subtitles during the call. Vosk ships with a German model and runs without a GPU or internet access. The captions appear in the client only, not as chat text or a file.
Operation and data sovereignty
You run the stack with Docker Compose or on Kubernetes. On Kubernetes, one video bridge runs on each media node. The web front end scales out with CPU load. Recording and live captions are off by default. You switch each one on with its own setting. For summaries, the worker calls a language model. The default endpoint is the IONOS AI Model Hub.
Common questions
Can I use my own brand? Yes. The app name and provider name come from your brand setting. Without one, the app shows "SecTepe Meetings".
Can other websites embed my meetings? No. Only the Comm web interface and the chat app may show Jitsi in a frame. Requests from other origins are rejected.
Who may start a live stream? Moderators. They need a meeting token that allows streaming, and Jibri must be running.
Ready for video conferencing?
Let's plan and set up a Jitsi system sized for the load you expect. It comes with recording, streaming and SSO.
How we work with you
We see every project as a long-term partnership, not a one-off delivery. Our approach has four clear phases. So you always know what happens next, who is in charge of what and which results to expect.
1. Free initial conversation
We learn about your starting point, your goals and your constraints. In 30 to 45 minutes we check whether our offer fits your situation. We outline possible paths and answer your questions, with no obligation.
2. Structured assessment
We record the current state: technical, organizational and regulatory. You get a prioritized assessment that names strengths, gaps and areas for action. It is the basis for a reliable offer.
3. Delivery with a dedicated lead
An experienced lead guides you through the delivery. You get clear milestones, transparent planning of effort and cost, and a weekly status. All results are documented and belong to you.
4. Continuous operations & review
After the project, we stay with you in operations. This includes managed services, regular reviews and tracking of open actions. We also reach out when new threats, new rules or technology changes come up.
Frequently asked questions about our services
These are the questions we hear most often in first conversations. For anything else, reach our team at hello@sectepe.de or by phone.
- How do we start working with SecTepe?
- Every project starts with a free initial conversation. You then get an offer with a clear scope, timeline and outcome. If you like, we start with a small pilot. That way you get to know how we work before the full project begins.
- What company sizes and sectors do you support?
- We work with small and mid-sized businesses, with corporate divisions and with operators of critical infrastructure (KRITIS). Our core sectors are manufacturing, trades, healthcare, financial services, energy and the public sector. Our focus is the mid-market in the DACH region.
- Do you work on site, remotely or hybrid?
- Both. Assessments, consulting and most managed services run remotely from our German data centers. For workshops, training and incident response on site, we mainly cover North Rhine-Westphalia, the Rhineland and the Ruhr area. We travel further when needed.
- Which standards and regulations do you cover?
- We work to ISO 27001:2022, BSI IT-Grundschutz, TISAX, B3S KRITIS, NIS2 and DORA, plus sector-specific rules. Our methods build on known frameworks such as NIST CSF, MITRE ATT&CK, OWASP and OSSTMM. We combine them to fit each project.
- How do you protect the confidentiality of my data?
- We secure confidentiality by contract and by technology. Before every project we sign a mutual non-disclosure agreement. We process data only in German data centers. Access runs through zero-trust rules with multi-factor authentication. All staff are bound to confidentiality by contract and under the GDPR.