The class keeps going
when the line doesn't
CallIQ is a video meeting platform for universities and companies in Iraq. When a connection weakens the picture steps down and the audio holds — nobody rejoins, nobody misses the lecture.
Everything a department runs a term on
Built around Iraqi network conditions, with the tools a faculty actually needs between September and June.
Holds on a weak line
Three simulcast layers at 100, 300 and 1200 kbps, quality chosen per participant per second, and an automatic drop to audio when the line can't carry video.
Runs a real classroom
Interactive whiteboard, live polls, breakout rooms, attendance with CSV export, file sharing, raise hand, and quick reactions.
Arabic first, not translated
Full right-to-left layout in Arabic and English. Every control sits where an Arabic reader expects it, rather than mirrored as an afterthought.
Encrypted end to end
DTLS-SRTP encrypted media, per-session TURN credentials, role-based access, and a consent notice before any recording starts.
The host stays in control
Mute everyone, remove a participant, lock the room, admit from a waiting room, show the instructor only, and switch off cameras or screen sharing.
Manages the whole college
Terms, recurring lectures, student enrolment, grades, attendance analytics, and reporting down to department level.
CallIQ compared with Zoom and Google Meet
Both are strong general-purpose meeting tools. The difference is what they assume about the connection, the language, and who is running the room.
| What matters | CallIQ | Zoom | Google Meet |
|---|---|---|---|
| On a weak connection | Every stream encoded three times at once — 100, 300 and 1200 kbps — with a layer chosen per participant, per second. | Adaptive quality tuned for broadband; one weak participant can affect the room. | Adaptive quality tuned for broadband; one weak participant can affect the room. |
| When bandwidth collapses | Below 78 kbps video is dropped and audio, chat and the whiteboard keep running. Nobody is disconnected, nobody rejoins. | Falls back to audio, with the call at risk on sustained loss. | Falls back to audio, with the call at risk on sustained loss. |
| Arabic interface | Arabic-first. Right-to-left is the default layout, not a mirror applied afterwards. English fully supported. | Arabic available as a translated interface. | Arabic available as a translated interface. |
| Where traffic is relayed | TURN relay servers positioned in region, so traffic is not routed out and back. | Global network; regional routing not customer-controlled. | Global network; regional routing not customer-controlled. |
| University administration | Term scheduling, recurring lectures, enrolment, grades, attendance export, department reporting. | Not built in; typically added through an LMS integration. | Not built in; typically added through Classroom or an LMS. |
| How it is licensed | Annual contract priced by concurrent users in a room, not by named host. | Per-host licence, billed per user. | Bundled with Workspace, billed per user. |
Compared on how each product is publicly documented and licensed as of August 2026, not on internal benchmarks. Zoom and Google Meet are trademarks of their respective owners.
Three sizes, one contract
Every plan is a one-year contract. What you pay depends on how many people are in a room at once — tell us the number and we'll quote it.
Shared
- All classroom tools included
- Arabic and English interface
- Waiting room and host controls
- Email support
Dedicated
- Meeting recording, 100 hours a month
- Your logo and colours
- Dedicated media servers
- Priority support · 99.5% uptime
Enterprise
- Recording, 1,000 hours a month
- Full branding and your own subdomain
- Isolated media infrastructure
- 99.9% uptime · named account manager
Join the waitlist
We're opening access in batches, universities first. Register your institution to be in the next one.
Questions we get a lot
If yours isn't here, write to us.
CallIQ is a video meeting platform built for Iraqi network conditions. Where Zoom assumes stable broadband, CallIQ encodes every stream three times at once — 100, 300 and 1200 kbps — and picks a layer per participant per second. Below 78 kbps it drops video and keeps audio, chat and the whiteboard running, so nobody has to rejoin.
Google Meet is a general-purpose meeting tool with a left-to-right interface. CallIQ is Arabic-first with a full right-to-left layout, runs TURN relay servers inside the region to cut latency, and adds university features Google Meet does not have: term scheduling, enrolment, grades and attendance export.
A platform that uses simulcast rather than a single stream. CallIQ sends three quality layers simultaneously, so one weak connection in a room does not force everyone down to the lowest quality. When bandwidth falls below 78 kbps it switches to audio-only instead of dropping the call.
CallIQ is Arabic-first: the layout is right-to-left by default rather than mirrored afterwards, and every control sits where an Arabic reader expects it. English is fully supported. It is built for universities and companies in Iraq, and is available in the wider region.
CallIQ is sold on annual contracts priced by how many people are in a room at once. Shared covers about 200 concurrent users and 5 rooms, Dedicated about 500 users and 20 rooms, and Enterprise 2,000 or more users and 100 rooms. Contact CallIQ for a quote for your institution.
On Google Cloud Platform in europe-west1, with TURN relay servers positioned in region for connectivity. Media is encrypted end to end with DTLS-SRTP and TURN credentials are issued per session.
Ready to transform your meetings?
Join hundreds of Iraqi universities and businesses waiting for a video platform that actually works on their networks.
Talk to us
Tell us your size, when your term starts, and what you're replacing. We'll come back with a number.
- contact@calliq.io
- Where we are
- Baghdad, Iraq