Meet Zero

Meet Zero is a dating chat tool. Meet Zero lets dating app users send a private link for a 10-minute video call in the mobile browser. Guests need no app or account, and no phone number is shared, so matches can check the vibe before meeting.

Meet Zero is a browser-based video calling service built for one narrow moment in online dating: the stretch between matching with someone and agreeing to meet them. The host creates a private link, pastes it into a conversation with a match, and the two of them talk face to face for a fixed ten minutes. The pitch is checking the vibe and the person's identity before an evening is committed, which addresses catfishing and poor chemistry without moving the conversation onto a personal phone number. The workflow has three parts. The person who wants the call generates the link, and the guest opens it in a mobile browser such as Safari or Chrome. The guest needs no account, no download and no sign-up, and the call begins within seconds. When ten minutes pass, the call ends on its own, which gives both people a built-in exit and removes the need for an awkward goodbye. Afterward each side decides whether to continue, and contact details are exchanged only if they choose to share them. The site states that calls are encrypted in transit with WebRTC, are not recorded, that no video data is stored, and that connections run peer to peer or through secure relays. The service is aimed at users of apps such as Tinder, Hinge, Bumble and Grindr, since the link is simply shared in a direct message. Compared with a FaceTime or WhatsApp call, the main difference is that the link is temporary and unique, so no phone number is revealed. Compared with video features inside dating apps, it works across platforms and does not require the match to use any particular service. It is a single-purpose utility rather than a full dating product, and the homepage describes no matching, messaging or profile features.