Sometimes I just need a 2-5 min conversation with someone and opening Zoom, sending meeting links, etc feels like too much.
I've been building a small project called GhostCall for this exact thing. It's basically temporary browser-based voice calls through a link, no signup or phone numbers.
Curious if anyone else has this problem or if I'm the only one 😅
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I noticed sometimes you just need a quick call with someone and exchanging numbers feels unnecessary.
So I made GhostCall. You create a link, send it, and the other person joins the call in browser. No signup and no phone numbers.
Idea is basically: a 5 min conversation shouldn't need permanent contact access.
Still working on it, just wanted to know if this solves an actual problem or its just me 😅
Link: https://ghostcall.space/
A random thought I had while building something recently:
Why is the default way to talk to someone online still:
save contact
expose personal number
create permanent access to you
keep chat history forever
…even if the conversation only needs to happen once?
For example:
buying/selling online
talking to someone from Reddit
short-term projects
creators/community calls
gaming
support/help calls
temporary teams
Feels weird that the internet evolved so much but communication still assumes everyone should become a permanent contact.
So I built a small experiment called GhostCall.
It creates temporary voice call rooms:
no signup
no phone numbers
just send a link and talk instantly
when the call ends, the room disappears forever
Not trying to replace WhatsApp or Discord or anything.
More like: “some conversations shouldn’t become permanent digital relationships.”
Curious if people think this direction makes sense or if I’m overthinking a problem nobody actually cares about.
Built something recently called GhostCall.space
It lets you call someone with just a link — no signup, no phone number, nothing.
Honestly built it because I got tired of needing to share my personal number for every random online conversation.
Surprisingly people from 38+ countries have already used it and some calls lasted 30+ minutes which I genuinely didn’t expect this early.
Still improving reliability and group calls right now.