Video conferencing is table stakes in 2026 — every tool in the category does HD video and screen sharing. The differentiator is what happens around the call: how notes are captured, how action items get tracked, how the meeting connects to the rest of the team's work. Most video tools end when you click "Leave." Lodos MeMeet is designed for the full meeting lifecycle.
What to Look for in Video Conferencing Software
Beyond HD video and screen sharing, remote teams should evaluate: collaborative note-taking during the call, action item capture that feeds into a task board, calendar integration for scheduling, mobile app quality for teams that meet from anywhere, and guest access for external participants who shouldn't need to install software or create accounts.
MeMeet: Video Meetings Built Into Your Workspace
MeMeet provides HD video and audio for team calls, standups, client meetings, and workshops. Screen sharing and presentation mode handle demos and reviews. The built-in collaborative notes panel lets all participants write simultaneously during the call — not just the designated note-taker. Action items captured mid-call become tasks on the Task Management board with one click.
When the call ends, notes sync to Notebook automatically. No manual transfer, no lost follow-up. The meeting record — who was there, what was decided, what needs to happen — lives in the workspace where the follow-up work happens.
Guest Access and Mobile
External participants — clients, contractors, interview candidates — join MeMeet calls via a one-click link without creating a Lodos account or installing software. The Lodos mobile app on iOS and Android lets team members join and host calls from anywhere. Remote teams with global distribution get full call functionality across all platforms.
Scheduling and Calendar Integration
Meetings scheduled from a Social Hive channel automatically generate a MeMeet link and appear in the shared Calendar for all invited participants. The meeting link, the calendar entry, and the post-meeting notes all live in the same workspace. See how MeMeet compares to Zoom in a full feature breakdown.