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Work · February 2, 2014

Whereby (formerly appear.in)

Collaborate from anywhere - video meetings with no downloads

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What it does

Collaborate from anywhere! Whereby (formerly appear.in) is a collaboration tool for individuals and teams who want to host easy and reliable video meetings. All meetings are from your browser - no downloads, and no login for guests.

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