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# Direct video

Roomie Kit includes direct 1:1 video calls for products that need private realtime communication.

Built in:

* Direct-call channel naming.
* Call request, accept, join, and end flows.
* Mic mute and camera toggle support.
* Remote track cleanup when a call ends.
* The same provider interface used by rooms, group video, and livestreaming.

Direct video is useful for tutoring, coaching, office hours, customer support, creator calls, and private community features.

Related docs:

* [Group and direct video](/livestreaming/video-calls.md)
* [Channel naming](/livestreaming/channel-naming.md)
* [Media and streaming](/open-source-starter/media.md)


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