Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Seattle, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m looking for a straightforward MVP that lets two people video-call and share their screens on iPhone, iPad, and Android. No chat, no group rooms—just a clean one-to-one connection that “just works.” You should be able to see both the sending and receiving User at all times.

Core needs
• Stable two-way video and audio on all three platforms.
• Either participant can start or stop screen sharing at any time, and the other party immediately sees the shared screen.
• Email-and-password sign-up / log-in only; no social or phone auth.
• A basic session-timeout safeguard so an idle user is automatically logged out after a set period.
• One simple “standard user” role—no admin panels or extra permission tiers right now.
Should be built [login to view URL] C# Maui

Zero-cost infrastructure
I want to avoid recurring fees, so please compare free options such as WebRTC, Jitsi, or any other no-cost SDK/API you trust. If none meet the requirement, propose a lightweight self-hosted signaling server I can spin up cheaply (e.g., Node, Go, or Python on a small VPS). SQL server is available.

Deliverables
1. Working source code for iOS and Android (native, Flutter, React Native, or similar—your call as long as it passes App Store / Play Store review).
2. Build/run instructions and minimal technical notes describing the video stack, screen-share implementation, and timeout flow.
3. A brief outline of how the chosen solution stays free at scale and what trade-offs exist.

Keep the UI minimal: a login screen, a simple “call” screen with buttons for video, mic, screen share, and hang up. Once this lean prototype is stable, we can discuss future iterations, but for now the goal is a basic, reliable proof of concept." (client-provided description)