Weblin

Avatars and Things on Web Pages

See the people who are already on the same web pages as you. Chat, hang out, video call, on any site. Anonymous. No account. There are real people on every web page you visit at the same time as you. You just can't see them. Weblin fixes that. Install Weblin and see who else is there. After you install the extension, a small avatar appears at the bottom of your browser: that's you. Other Weblin users on the same page show up next to you. Wave, talk in chat bubbles, open a chat window, or start a video conference. No app to download, no room link to share, being on the same URL is the room. WHAT YOU GET ● Your avatar on every web page, on every site. ● Real-time chat with anyone else on the same page. ● One-click video conferences, public or private. ● Customizable 3D animated avatars. ● An inventory of virtual items you can drop on pages, trade, or collect. WHY PEOPLE INSTALL IT ● Watch a livestream on Twitch or YouTube together with strangers and friends. ● Turn any product page, news article, or blog post into a conversation. ● Host an event or meetup on your own site, no Zoom link, no Discord server. ● Rally around a cause on the pages that matter to it. ● Find people who share your niche interests, because you're on the same page, literally. PRIVATE BY DESIGN ● 100% anonymous, no signup, no email, no profile. ● Free and open source. ● EU-based, GDPR-compliant. ● The URL you visit is hashed locally before it ever leaves your computer. ● It's a browser extension: disable it anytime with one click. ● No native software, no system access, no tracking. HOW TO START 1. Install the extension. 2. Your avatar appears at the bottom of every page. 3. Click your avatar to set a name and pick how you look. 4. Visit a page. If someone else is there, you'll see them. Say hi. ALSO GREAT FOR ● Communities who want to engage members across the whole web, not just one domain. ● Streamers who want their viewers visible during a stream. ● Event organizers who want attendees to meet on the event page itself. ● Web games: hypercasual gaming beyond the time players spend on your domain. ● Social networks: extend your reach from your domain silo to the entire web It's anonymous. It's on every web page. There are real people.