Before an important call, take a quick, honest look at your lighting, background, audio and network, exactly as a colleague or client experiences them. Under two minutes.
See exactly what we test →Not a vague impression. Real numbers, drawn out as clearly as we can, with a plain-English note on what each one means.
One overall score, with video and audio on their own dials, so you know exactly which one needs the work.
Download, upload and jitter measured from the computer you are actually on, then compared with what your meeting platform recommends.
You read one short phrase. We compare it with what the far end actually received and measure the room around your voice.
For conference rooms: measured at several seats, then set against what the room's size and furnishings predict.
A single clap, recorded at every seat and averaged: how fast the room swallows it, and whether two hard walls are making it ring.
Walk a whole building and compare every room on a single chart, colour-coded, with room numbers and names where you expect them.
Every test is kept. Change something, test again, and see whether it helped: side by side, over time.
Start (or join) any Zoom, Teams, Google Meet or Webex call, then paste the link on mirrormeet.
A mirrormeet helper joins and shows you a phrase to read aloud. Then you are done: leave the call.
Watch your own clip back, see real scores for video, audio and network, and one clear fix.
This is a real results page: your recording, your scores and plain-English notes on what to change.
Also joinable through our underlying platform, though not yet specifically tuned: