Full-screen mock video call: choose a layout, how many people are on screen and how long it stays. A decorative screen only.
Users
4
+1 in 30 days
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#268K
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Version
1.2.0
updated 1 Sep 2026
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About HyperCall
Meeting Screen turns a browser window into a full-screen picture of a work video call.
It is a decoration, not a communication tool. Nothing is transmitted, no camera or microphone is
used, and no real people are involved: the tiles show still portraits from a bundled library or
photos you add yourself.
WHAT IT DOES
• Opens a separate full-screen window that looks like a meeting in progress.
• A frame moves between "speakers" every 6-17 seconds, with a small level meter and a muted
microphone icon on the other tiles.
• Two layouts: one big speaker with a row of smaller tiles, or an equal grid with round avatars.
• From 2 to 12 people on screen; the grid is laid out to fit your display.
• A running meeting timer, a blinking recording dot and a clock.
• Timer of 15, 30 or 60 minutes, or no limit. When the time is up the picture fades to black.
• Optional: keep the screen awake for as long as the window is open, so the display does not
dim or start a screensaver.
• Optional: open the window automatically at the same time every day.
PARTICIPANTS
Twelve AI-generated portraits are bundled. You can rename anyone, pick a different face from the
library, or upload your own photos - they are fitted to the tile format inside your browser and
never leave your computer.
PRIVACY
The extension has two permissions: storage, to remember your settings between runs, and alarms,
for the optional daily launch. It has no access to the pages you visit, makes no network requests
and collects nothing.