Proton Meet is a video‑conferencing application for Android devices that puts privacy at the core of every call. Developed by Proton AG, the same team behind Proton Mail and Proton VPN, the app uses end‑to‑end encryption to keep the content of your meetings private.
When you start a meeting, Proton Meet generates a unique, encrypted room identifier. The identifier is included in the shareable link, which you can send via any messaging platform. Because the encryption is performed on the device, no intermediate server can read the audio, video, or shared content. The app relies on the Messaging Layer Security (MLS) protocol, a modern cryptographic framework designed for group communication.
Proton Meet is suitable for a range of scenarios where privacy matters:
The app is available through the standard Android package distribution channels. To install, locate "Proton Meet: Secure Meetings" in the store, tap Install, and follow the on‑screen prompts. No additional configuration is required to start using encrypted calls.
Proton Meet runs on Android devices that meet the minimum system requirements defined by the Play Store. Specific version numbers are not disclosed, but the app is designed to work on recent Android releases.
Anyone who values privacy in online communication can benefit from Proton Meet. This includes professionals handling confidential information, activists, journalists, and users who simply prefer not to have their conversations tracked.
No. You can create a meeting link without signing in, and participants can join using the link alone.
Yes. Proton Meet’s source code is publicly available, allowing independent verification of its security claims.
Yes. Using Proton Calendar, you can set up future meetings and have the app generate secure links automatically.
The link is unique to each session. If it is lost, you can end the current meeting and start a new one to generate a fresh link.









