The room is open
Mystic Meeting —
public test room.
An open Mystic Meeting room, live for four days. Enter, invite anyone, break it in ways I haven't thought of, and tell me what you'd change. Feedback shapes what ships.
Enter the Mystic Meeting
Camera and microphone permission will be requested by your browser. You can decline both and still observe.
Enter the room →Room code: mystic-test-2026-08
Share this room with anyone you'd like to test with — the link is safe to forward.
What to try
- Join from two different devices at once — see the quality and latency.
- Turn video on and off during the call — measure the join and drop times.
- Share your screen — try both a browser tab and a whole window.
- Break something on purpose — bad Wi-Fi, background noise, quick disconnects — and note what happens.
- Test on mobile Safari or Chrome for the ugliest edge cases.
Send feedback
Anything you notice — good, bad, weird, missing — goes to crazdbuny@gmail.com. Screenshots and short screen recordings are especially valuable. The messier, the better.
An honest note on the backend
This test room runs on an open, industry-standard meeting engine (Jitsi Meet) behind the Mystic Meeting front door. The Mystic Meeting product layer — persona-aware AI participants, cited-source overlays, transcript-plus-analysis panes — is being wired in as production ships. Your feedback on the meeting experience itself is what matters right now; the additional layers arrive next.