How Capme works
Short answers about how things work in Capme, one question per article.
Getting started
- How a Capme meeting worksAn agenda, one short video per topic, and one page where everyone watches them in order when it suits them.
- Record your topicCamera, screen or both, one take, and what happens between pressing stop and your video being in the meeting.
- The free recorderRecord your camera and screen in a browser tab. The file stays in your browser until you save or upload it.
Meetings
Your workspace
- How people join your workspaceChoose who can add people to your workspace, and whether colleagues at your company's domain can join on their own.
- People, roles and speakersWho can do what in a workspace, the difference between a viewer and a speaker, and what happens when someone leaves.
- Single sign-onLet people sign in with your company accounts through SAML: how to connect Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID or another provider, test it and turn it on.
- What admins can see about peopleThe overview counts the workspace as a whole. Per-person watch progress lives on each meeting, and you decide whether it is shown at all.
- Branding your recordingsSet the background, logo and title that every recording in your workspace starts with, and decide what people may change.
Your videos
- Where your videos liveCapme hosts your recordings in Germany, or you keep them in your own bucket. What each one means for playback and deletion.
- Connect your own bucketKeep recordings in an S3 bucket your company controls: which providers work, what to set on the bucket, and what Capme deletes there.
- Retention, keep and deletionHow long recordings stay on Capme hosting, how to keep one for longer, and what happens when you delete a recording, a meeting or the whole workspace.