Runs on your infrastructure
The whole platform runs in your network or your data centre. No media, metadata or recordings leave it.
Our product · Lumenax Meet
Lumenax Meet is video conferencing you run on your own infrastructure. No third-party cloud and no vendor with access to your meetings. Calls are encrypted, and the sensitive ones can run end-to-end encrypted.
Pilot phase · taking on the first deployments in Czechia and Slovakia

Real screenshot: a guest asks to join and the moderator admits or rejects them. Demo data, stock footage.
What Meet does
Everything a team needs for daily calls, without a third party in the path.
The whole platform runs in your network or your data centre. No media, metadata or recordings leave it.
Who joined which room, when and from where. A record you can hand to an auditor.
Invite an outside guest to one room for a limited time. They wait in the lobby until one of your people lets them in, and they can't moderate or record.
Email invitations or sign-in with your company's Google Workspace. Your own domain, logo and colours.
The product
Real screenshots from Lumenax Meet with demo data. The people in the call are stock footage.



Encryption
Every call is encrypted and runs on your servers. For the meetings that matter most, you go further, all the way to a meeting that leaves no trace.
Media is encrypted with DTLS-SRTP between every participant and the server, the same media encryption every major WebRTC platform uses.
A one-to-one call connects directly between the two participants where the network allows it, and doesn't touch the server at all.
Audio and video go through one server, and it's yours. Nobody outside your organisation has access. That includes us.
Audio and video are encrypted on the participants' own devices and the server only ever sees ciphertext. Nothing can be recorded, nothing can be transcribed and nobody can join from a phone line. Built for a small circle of up to about 20 people: the board, the leadership team, a crisis unit.
Everyday meetings run with recording and a retention policy you set per room. The meetings that must leave nothing behind switch to no-trace mode with one click. Your call, meeting by meeting.
Compliance
Data stays in your network, calls are encrypted, access is controlled, every join is audited and exportable, and recordings follow retention rules. Those are the controls the standards ask for. A certificate goes to an organisation, though, not to software, so whether you comply comes down to your processes. That's where we come in.
Gap analysis, ISMS build and support through the certification audit. Meet becomes one of your documented controls.
ISO 27001 preparation →Before Meet goes live, we attack it from outside and inside. The report is evidence your auditor accepts.
Penetration testing →If NIS2 applies to you, we map what it requires and how your communications fit in.
Cybersecurity →Local AI
The Record button in a meeting starts x-minutes, our Mac app, on the participant's own computer. The transcript and the notes are written by a language model running on that computer, so the text of the meeting goes nowhere.
Who it's for
Calls about contracts and drawings where the counterparty requires an on-premise setup.
Consultations and case discussions with patient data that has to stay inside the organisation.
Client calls covered by legal privilege, without a US vendor in the middle.
Meetings that fall under NIS2 and data-sovereignty requirements.
Status
Meet is in its pilot phase. Calls, guest access with a lobby, the audit trail and company sign-in work. We're looking for the first organisations to deploy it with. Tell us what you need and we'll come back with a proposal for your setup.
No commitment. We reply within two working days.
FAQ
Every call is encrypted in transit with DTLS-SRTP. One-to-one calls connect directly between participants where the network allows it. Group calls go through the server, which runs on your own infrastructure. For board and crisis meetings you switch on no-trace mode: end-to-end encryption, no recording, no transcription and no phone dial-in, for up to about 20 people.
On your servers or in your data centre. Media, metadata and recordings stay in your network. Lumenax isn't in the path of your calls, so we have no access to them.
Today a participant records with x-minutes on their own Mac, and the transcript and notes are made locally. Server-side recording is on the roadmap.
You send an invitation to one room with an expiry date. The guest waits in the lobby until someone from your organisation admits them. A guest can't moderate or record and is marked as a guest to everyone in the call. You can revoke an invitation at any time.
Meet meets the technical requirements: data in your network, encryption, access control, an exportable audit log and retention rules. Certification goes to an organisation, not to software, so the rest depends on your processes. We supply a data processing agreement and documentation, and we'll prepare you for the ISO 27001 audit if you want.
It depends on the number of users and how it's deployed. After a short call we send a proposal.
Lumenax Meet
Tell us about your setup and we'll propose a pilot deployment.