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Use Ome.tv with a friend. Two cameras compose into a single split-screen feed. Built by Aadi. One call. Two cameras. DuoMeet lets you and a friend use Ome.tv together. Both cameras compose into a single split-screen feed. Strangers see both of you. How it works: 1. Install DuoMeet and open Ome.tv. 2. Click Start Duo. You get a shareable link. 3. Send it to your friend. They open it on their phone, tablet, or computer — no install. 4. See and talk to each other before any stranger matches. 5. When you match, they see both of you. Your friend sees the stranger, you, and themselves. Your friend doesn't install anything. The join link works in any browser, including mobile. Features: - Split-screen camera compositing in real time - Audio from both sides mixed automatically - FaceTime-style pre-match view between host and friend - Mobile-friendly join page — your friend can join from their phone - Dark and light mode — auto-follows your system - No accounts, no downloads for the friend, no sign-up anywhere - Works with Ome.tv's normal matching — only your camera changes Privacy: - DuoMeet collects nothing. No analytics. No tracking. No cookies. - Video and audio are peer-to-peer. Nothing passes through our servers because we don't have any. - The extension only runs on Ome.tv. Your data isn't ours. Free to use. Built by Aadi.
Apr 19, 2026
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