Blink WebRTC vs MikoTalk

Open, federated SIP messaging * 1-to-1 audio and video calls * Receive calls from web browsers with permanent and temporary links * Multiparty conferencing for all media * Telephony features * Rich messaging (remote deletion, editing, replies, reactions) * File sharing to and from other mobile applications * End-to-end encryption for all media (zRTP and PGP) * Location sharing (meet-me, caregiver tracking) * Screen sharing with remote pointer support * Support for phones and tablets in landscape and portrait modes * Synchronization between multiple devices (media and contacts) * History management and data export

MikoTalk is a mobile softphone for employees of organizations using MikoPBX. Connect to your organization’s PBX using the server address and credentials provided by your administrator, or scan a provisioning QR code. Features: • incoming and outgoing VoIP calls; • incoming call notifications, including when the app is in the background; • integration with the iPhone system call interface; • MikoPBX employee directory and local device contacts; • searchable call history; • playback of call recordings when recording is enabled by the PBX administrator; • secure storage of connection settings; • English and Russian interface. MikoTalk requires access to a MikoPBX system with the "WebRTC Softphone Backend" module installed and configured. Sign-in credentials are provided by your organization’s administrator. Device contacts are processed locally and are not transmitted to MIKO. Call data and recordings remain on your organization’s MikoPBX system. MikoTalk is not a replacement for conventional telephone service. Availability of emergency calling depends on the configuration of your organization’s PBX.