Kaltura Video Conferencing vs Loop

Join the conversation, wherever you are — on the go, at a coffeeshop, or on the couch at home. With the Kaltura App, you can stay engaged from anywhere: • Connect on video and audio • Get the conversation going on chat, raise your hand, and ask questions • Watch videos, presentations, whiteboard sessions, and more Joining a Kaltura room from mobile is easy! Just enter the room URL, name, and email & join the conversation. Features: • Join a meeting on any iOS version 13 and up • Interact using high quality video and audio from anywhere in the world • Check yourself before entering the room – you have full control over your camera output, audio origin, and video functionality • Ask questions, raise your hand, catch up on notes, or chat with others • Follow the whiteboard action up close by zooming in & out and following annotations • Watch videos together and chat in real time • Your opinion counts! Vote on polls and find out what everyone else is thinking • Follow along a shared presentation, PDF, or image By downloading the Kaltura mobile application you agree to the terms and conditions (kltra.co/3lQa1Bp) and privacy terms (kltra.co/3AnIUSk).

Loop is a study timer that shows the time instead of taking it. Five full-screen pages, swiped between, and nothing else: a clock, a stopwatch, a countdown, an interval timer for focus and break blocks, and a settings page that fits on one screen. ONE THING TO LOOK AT The whole app has a single progress indicator — a block of colour that rises from the bottom of the screen as time runs out. No rings, no bars, no percentage. Everything it passes through is redrawn so it stays readable against it. INTERVALS THAT GET OUT OF THE WAY Set a focus length, a break length and a number of rounds. Loop runs them and tells you where you are. One tone when a block ends, a different one when the next begins, so you can tell them apart without looking at the screen. Breaks can be skipped. Focus blocks cannot — that is the point of them. IT KEEPS TIME PROPERLY Every timer works out where it is from a timestamp rather than counting seconds, so a countdown survives being backgrounded, the screen locking, or the app being closed entirely. Start one, put the phone down, come back an hour later: it is right. Countdowns run from one minute to thirty hours, in one-minute steps up to two hours and five-minute steps beyond. ON THE LOCK SCREEN Countdowns and intervals appear on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island, counting on their own without draining anything. NOTHING ELSE No account. No sign-up. No streak to break. No leaderboard, no badges, no tree that dies when you check a message, and no subscription to keep any of it alive. Loop never connects to the internet, because there is nothing it would have to say. Four accent colours, light and dark, iPhone and iPad, portrait and landscape.