Zooroom is an Android communication app for hosting and joining video calls with groups of up to 12 people. Its room-based setup lets you create a conversation for your own group or join a room created by someone else, while the interface brings the main call controls into view.
Group calls through rooms
The app is designed for conversations involving several participants at once. You can start your own room when you want to organize a call, or enter another room to take part in an existing conversation. This gives the call structure around specific groups rather than limiting communication to a single contact.
Sharing during a conversation
Zooroom supports sharing images and other resources during a video call. A picture or document can be shown to the people in the call for discussion. The app also provides an option to add images to a shared gallery, keeping this image-focused activity connected to the ongoing conversation.
Call controls and camera options
Round controls on the interface provide access to several call functions. You can mute the microphone, switch between the internal and external cameras, invite additional people, and add images to the shared gallery. These controls cover audio, camera selection, participation, and image sharing without separating them from the call screen.
Animal avatars
Participants can choose a cute animal avatar to represent themselves during video calls. This adds a visual personalization option alongside the live conversation. Zooroom combines this choice with its room, sharing, and camera controls to support group communication on Android devices.
