Runs in your browser — nothing to install. Or take the Windows app: one quiet click, and it opens by itself, signed in.
No installer and no administrator password — ilMeet works wherever the browser works, including a locked-down school laptop.
Go to app.ilmeet.com in Chrome or Edge — or in Safari on an iPhone or iPad.
Use the same email and password you always use. Nothing else to set up.
In Chrome, open the menu and choose Install ilMeet — on a phone, Add to Home Screen. It gets its own icon and opens without browser chrome.
The Windows app is ready below. Store listings for Android and iPhone are being prepared — and the browser works everywhere today.
The new desktop app is here. One quiet click installs it, it opens by itself — and it updates itself automatically, never during a live class.
About 75 MB · Windows 10 & 11 · free
No install rights on the laptop? It still works in Chrome or Edge — Open ilMeet →
The app store listing is being prepared. You do not have to wait for it.
Works today from Chrome
Open ilMeet in Chrome, then use Add to Home Screen. It gets its own icon and opens without browser chrome — the same app, nothing to download.
Updates itself automatically — it runs the live ilMeet, so there is never anything to download.
An App Store version is not scheduled yet, and we would rather say so than give you a date we cannot keep.
Works today in Safari
Open ilMeet in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Camera and microphone work. Sharing your screen does not — that is an Apple limitation, not ours.
Updates itself automatically — it runs the live ilMeet, so there is never anything to download.
The first time you run the installer, Windows may show “Windows protected your PC” — its standard screen for new apps. Click More info, then Run anyway. Signing the app so this screen never appears is in progress.
Open ilMeet in Chrome and use Add to Home Screen. It gets its own icon and opens without browser chrome, in its own window.
It is a window around ilMeet, not a second copy of it. The meeting room, the recording indicator and the session review are built once, and the app picks up every improvement on its own — never during a live class.