Top Cross‑Platform Meeting Apps for Mac, Windows, and Linux

Curated list of the top 30 meeting and video‑conferencing tools that run natively on macOS, Windows, and Linux (or via web browsers).

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#2 Zoom

Industry‑standard video‑conferencing with HD video, breakout rooms, screen sharing, and robust integration ecosystem.

Unified collaboration hub offering video meetings, chat, file sharing, and deep Office 365 integration.

Browser‑based video meetings powered by Google Workspace, with real‑time captions and easy calendar integration.

Enterprise‑grade conferencing with advanced security, whiteboarding, and AI‑driven meeting assistance.

Open‑source, self‑hostable video platform with end‑to‑end encryption and no account required.

High‑definition video meetings with Dolby Voice audio, meeting analytics, and cross‑platform support.

Simple, reliable web conferencing with screen sharing, meeting recording, and mobile apps.

#9 Whereby

Browser‑only meeting rooms with no downloads, offering easy link‑based invites and collaborative whiteboard.

Secure web‑based webinars and online meetings integrated with Zoho’s suite of business apps.

Open‑source web conferencing designed for online learning, featuring real‑time sharing of slides, audio, video, and chat.

#12 Lifesize

Enterprise video conferencing with 4K resolution, hardware‑agnostic rooms, and robust security controls.

Team messaging platform with built‑in voice/video calls and quick huddles for spontaneous collaboration.

#14 Discord

Community‑focused voice, video, and screen‑share platform with low‑latency audio and server‑based rooms.

Unified communications suite offering video meetings, team messaging, and phone system integration.

Feature‑rich web conferencing for webinars, virtual classrooms, and interactive presentations.

No‑PIN, dial‑in conference calls with screen sharing and collaborative note‑taking.

#18 Flock

Team messaging app with integrated video calls, screen sharing, and workflow automation.

Open‑source Slack alternative that includes video calls via plugins and native WebRTC support.

Self‑hosted chat platform with optional video‑conference integration using Jitsi or WebRTC.

Secure video meetings combined with remote‑control capabilities for support and collaboration.

#22 AnyDesk

Primarily a remote‑desktop tool that also offers instant video calls and screen sharing.

Legacy video‑chat service with group calls, screen sharing, and PSTN dial‑in numbers.

Chat platform that launches Meet video calls directly from conversation threads.

Webinar‑focused platform with live polls, Q&A, and whiteboard tools, accessible via browsers on any OS.

Scalable webinar solution with registration pages, analytics, and on‑demand playback.

#27 Zoho Cliq

Instant messaging with built‑in video calls and screen sharing, part of Zoho’s ecosystem.

Browser‑only meeting rooms with up to 4 participants, no software download required.

#29 Meetrix

Open‑source meeting scheduler and video conference bridge built on Jitsi and Nextcloud.

#30 VSee

Lightweight telehealth‑oriented video platform that runs on all major desktop OSes.

Online whiteboard with integrated video chat for real‑time visual collaboration.

Decentralized, encrypted video‑chat client with cross‑platform desktop applications.

#33 Jami

Free, open‑source, peer‑to‑peer communication suite offering video calls without central servers.