Video calls
Video calls with the community context intact
mcord video calls are part of the same platform as voice rooms, text channels, DMs, screen sharing, files, roles, and permissions, so members can move from discussion to a face-to-face session without losing context.
Move naturally from text or voice to video
Some conversations begin as a message and become easier face to face. mcord keeps video close to the channels and members already involved in the discussion.
The surrounding text remains useful for agendas, links, files, and follow-up, while direct messages support a separate one-to-one conversation when needed.
Add screen sharing when showing is clearer
A participant can share a screen when the group needs to review a workflow, explain a problem, or look at the same material. Voice and video keep the human conversation active around the shared view.
Files can be posted into the appropriate conversation so members can return to them after the live session ends.
- Video for face-to-face discussion
- Screen sharing for demonstrations and reviews
- Text and files for preparation and follow-up
Use the client that matches the moment
mcord is available on Windows, Android 7+, and as a PWA. Members can choose a supported client while remaining connected to the same community and channel structure.
Roles and permissions help community owners control access to the spaces in which calls and related conversations take place.
FAQ
Questions and direct answers
Does mcord support video calls?
Yes. Video calls are integrated with mcord voice, messaging, community channels, and screen sharing.
Can someone share a screen during a conversation?
Yes. Screen sharing can be used when participants need to demonstrate or review something together.
Can members send messages around a video call?
Yes. Text channels, DMs, and file sharing remain part of the same mcord platform.
Where can members use mcord video features?
mcord has clients for Windows, Android 7+, and supported browsers through its PWA.
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