Jitsi Reviews

The ability to quickly create a meeting room, wich a customized name and an easily accessible URL makes it perfect for everyday use.

Stability and bandwidth issues, even on a self hosted server, seems to cause some issues with heavy usage unfortunately.

Easy to install to use on voip or video calls. Works fine on Linux

Sometimes it doesn't open concurrently with voip and we miss calls.

audio and video quality is awesome. It is suitable for online conferences,classes in the case of lockdown due to corona outbreak , which helps for classes to be continued .No registration is required , just creak a room and anyone with the link can join. best part is we can share the screen and present it to others.

There is no option to share files. Negative point is that anyone can control the meeting,anyone can mute all other participants,anyone can be admin .

This tool is an excellent option for making audio and video calls. Just create a room and post the link for anyone to join the meeting. No registration is required, which makes access even simpler. You can share the screen and write in the message area.

I used the web version (browser) and found the audio and video quality great. The only negative point is that the messaging area (chat) has few resources. There is no option to share files.

If you are looking for software for running online conferences/meetings with a variety of cool features then this may be the one!

I have not found anything that I don't like about this software yet

The fact that you can start videochat without an account is very nice for communicating with different clients

Some connectivity issues once in a while

It's a very good, easy-to-use tool for both internal and external communications. Excellent sound quality. It can be easily deployed to the cloud or private server.

I'm fully satisfied with the quality of this software, the feature set available, and the very user-friendly UI.

Very intuitive, I like that it has some features specific for conference meeting software. It meets its purpose.

I’ve had some connectivity issues while using the software, it might be related to my other programs running in the back like Adobe which are very heavy and might interfere. But I haven’t made any probing on this.

Jitsi offers videoconferences with all the expected features (group calls, screensharing, rise hand, chat, streaming, recording, encryption...) without the need to install specific software (it works from the web browser, although there are specific apps) nor create an account, for free and preserving your privacy. What else?

I have not found a single problem or glitch with jitsi, I am, though concerned about their business model (none) what makes me wonder about its long-term future.

It is a wonderful function that allows screen sharing, person to person interactions, dial-in services - the quality is good and it will revert to audio only if the connection drops down. The best part is feeling secure because the titles of the rooms can be randomized words and it just feels like only people that need to be involved would ever think of.

The new update did something, where sometimes I have to click the camera twice to get it to not black screen, but beyond that it's been great.

Jitsi is quite easy to use, has a friendly user interface and other cool features that it comes with without having to install a download a bunch of plugins.

I observed that when using on an android phone, it can't minimize once it is set to display over all other apps, which is really bugging. And again i don't know if it is just me, but there are no administrative powers like anyone can shut anyone out during a live session.

Fairly intuitive and easy to use, and so far reliable

Once or twice I had problems changing audio settings, though not clear if that was the software.

The ability to create permanent meeting rooms to which users can connect automatically and without permission without the need to send an invitation and renew

It is not a very widespread application and its use is limited to regular users within an organization, compared to more common options to meet with clients.

I have only three meetings per month. They run about 70 minutes in length. The free option was not good for me, as we cannot stop and start our meeting. Zoom would not offer discounted pricing for individual very light usage. For the ten minute overage Jitsi gave me just what we needed. Have not used it live yet, but it seems very stable.

One of the TEST meeting attendes did not show up on one of the computers. I could not figure out why. We even quit both computers, then rejoined the meeting. Not sure how critical this will be.

Jitsi is a great open source platform for video conferencing. It has been a helpful tool for connecting with clients or team members. It is also very easy to add additional people to the call.

I don’t like the number of bugs I have run into at times. I have had to restart or find workaround solutions after having audio or scheduling issues on the platform.

Jitsi is a basic video conferencing software. It allows for video conferencing and is a cheap, easy way to connect for meetings and social events.

It isn't very feature rich. Jitsi is a fairly basic piece of software. It allows you to meet and communicate, but doesn't really facilitate anything more complicated than that.

I really liked the function of choosing the video quality, and the usability. You don't have to download it to be a part of the conference.

I honestly had no problem with it, the video quality wasn't the best but it did no damage to the meetings.

Jitsi was easy to get into. There's no install, and very little set up. Setting up a conference is as easy as inventing a room name and sharing the link. As a presenter you have control over visibility, microphones, and screen sharing. As a participant it is seamless.

Video quality is not great, but I am not sure if that is due to Jitsi or the hardware I and the others on the call are using.

It's free and open source. It a simple tool for video calls that works well.

The free version hosted by Jitsi is working badly for large meetings because of the pandemic. They are overruling their servers. You can't rely on it for professional use. But if you host it on your server, it could be very useful.

The screen sharing. Jitsi allows screen sharing easily and conveniently without any straining.

The screen recording features. The feature misbehaves sometimes.

Safety features and easy access are most liked features as i don't even require to login to join a meeting and I simply join by joining link and private password.

I didn't found any lacunae in this app as its safe, secure and end to end encrypted security feature app which also protects privacy of people and professions.

I use Jitsi for daily call conferencing with 6-12 participants. Jitsi makes it easy for all users to share video. It shows active call quality for each participant based on their connection. Active chat feature is very useful for sharing links to projects. Active speaker's boxes are highlighted with a blue border. Anyone not sharing video is shown by their initials or first letter of their first name. Very accessible and user friendly.

Sometimes, Jitsi does have outages, slow connectivity, or turns everyone's videos black which can be annoying. Overall though, it is a great product and a private alternative to Zoom or other similar products.