A video room designed around how deaf people actually communicate — a large signing stage, a pinned interpreter, live captions and visual alerts. No plugins, no workarounds, no second app.

Everything in one room
Every control exists because a signing conversation needs it — not because a generic video tool happened to ship it.
Hands stay in frame at full size. The active signer takes the main stage instead of being shrunk into a corner tile.
The interpreter stays visible for everyone, always in the same place, no matter who is speaking or signing.
Real-time captions run through the whole session, so nothing depends on someone remembering to type it out.
Raise hand, reactions and room alerts are all visual — nobody misses a cue because it was only a sound.
Draw a handshape, sketch a diagram, or write a word out. The board is part of the room, not a separate tab.
Record a session and share adaptive-quality playback afterwards, so a missed class is never a lost class.
Join in seconds
Every room gets a short code and a share link. Learners, parents and guests join straight from the browser — no account, no install, no waiting for an invite to be approved.
Run the room
Mute on entry, lock the room, decide who can share their screen or turn on a camera, and promote someone to the main stage the moment they need it.
After the session
Wafeeq Live records who joined, when they arrived and how long they stayed — so attendance registers, session reports and follow-ups stop being manual work.
Built for everyone in the room
Your upcoming sessions sit in your dashboard. One click and you are in — with captions and an interpreter already there.
Create a room, share the code, teach. Attendance and session reports are collected for you while you focus on the class.
Run workshops and webinars for large audiences, with a broadcast tier, room policies and reporting across every session.
Create a room, send the code, and everyone is in — on any device, in the browser.