About us
Built by people who ran the AV desk
Roundtable started inside a company that held 400 meetings a day and could not make any of them start on time.
Origin
The first two minutes
We measured it: the average meeting lost 3 minutes 40 seconds to device problems, joining problems and someone asking whether everyone could see the screen. Almost all of that is a software problem, and almost none of it is the part vendors demo.
- Pre-join device checks that actually test the path, not just the mic
- Stable tile ordering — no shuffling mid-sentence
- Full functionality in the browser, no download to join
An internal tool
One SFU, 400 meetings a day.
Simulcast and layer selection
Bad links stop ruining calls.
Webinars
Fan-out tree above 300 attendees.
On-premise SFU
Media stays inside the customer network.
11 media regions
41,000 concurrent publishers at peak.
How we work
Boring on purpose
We would rather run software that is three years old and understood than something new that pages us at 04:00.
Own the path
We buy transit from multiple carriers and peer directly wherever it is possible, so a single bad hop is never a single point of failure.
Write it down
Every incident gets a public write-up. Every design decision gets an RFC. Institutional memory beats heroics.
Some of the people behind it
A quarter of the company has been here since the first rack.
We are hiring
Remote-first across EU time zones, with a small office network for people who prefer one.