Fuze Meeting

Developer FuzeBox boasts that Fuze Meeting provides “the best online meeting experience” and I have to say that I completely agree with this statement. You are sure to like everything about this application: easy setup, beautiful and intuitive interface, take part in HD conferences, upload files, and other useful features are put at your disposal. So if you need a properly good video conferencing tool, you’re very well advised to get Fuze.

A wizard will quickly install Fuze on your machine. When the installation process completes, you will be presented with a Welcome prompt that features 4 large buttons: Join Meeting (enter a meeting number and join it), View Demo (watch a video tutorial that tells you what Fuze is all about), Create Account, and Log In. You can easily create a free Fuze account and log into the application.

Log in and you will be presented with a beautiful and intuitive interface. The dark-themed interface is quite appealing. The tabs at the top make it very easy to explore all the features and functions Fuze has to offer.

And speaking about features and functions, from the aforementioned interface you will be able to access the following functionality: join a meeting, start a meeting right now and invite people to join, schedule a meeting for later, see a schedule of all your meetings, upload and manage data, download data uploaded by others, record and view recorded meetings, manage a list of contacts, share your desktop, show a single application, annotate images, and more.

There are several Fuze plans to choose from: Fuze Free, Fuze Pro, and Fuze Enterprise. Go with the Free plan and you will gain access to a set of standard features: unlimited free toll-audio in the US for 60 days, 25 participants max, 12 HD video feeds, unlimited VoIP internet calling, screen sharing, content sharing, 1GB cloud storage.

Fuze has it all: cross platform availability, ease of use, good looks, and lots of useful features.