Video calls to Russia — when the usual apps stopped working

WhatsApp, Viber and FaceTime calls won't connect any more? Press one button and get a link. Send it to your loved one: they open it in an ordinary browser and you are already talking. No app, no sign-up, no VPN.

No account needed. The conversation is not recorded.

The conversation is yours alone

Sound, video, messages and files travel directly between you and are protected by encryption. We can neither see nor store them.

Nothing to install

No apps, no setup. An ordinary browser — on a phone or a computer — is all you need.

Works even where others do not

A call looks like ordinary internet traffic, so it gets through where the usual apps are blocked. The connection runs directly between you, so calls stay steadier and the picture sharper.

How it works

1

Create a callOne tap and the link is ready.

2

Share the linkSend it any way that suits you.

3

TalkThe other person opens the link — and you are connected.

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When WhatsApp isn't working

Why WhatsApp and Viber calls don't go through

Calls are blocked at the network level in Russia: WhatsApp has been fully blocked since February 2026, Telegram calls since August 2025, FaceTime since late 2025. It is not your phone.

Why our call connects

The call opens as a normal web page and looks like ordinary internet traffic. If a direct connection fails, the call automatically goes through a relay server reachable from inside Russia.

Do you need a VPN or a phone number?

No. No VPN, no app, no account, no phone number — on either side. The browser already on the phone is enough.

We do not record or store your conversations. To run the service, only technical connection details are kept briefly, and IP addresses only in encrypted form and for no more than 14 days.

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