Everything a group of friends needs to hang out, and nothing that
needs an account.
Voice that keeps up
Opus with voice activation, tuned for the shortest gap between a word and hearing it. One friend on hotel Wi-Fi doesn't touch anyone else's audio.
Channels
Everyone lands in the Lobby and splits off: a room for the game, one for the movie, an AFK corner. Passwords, limits, and channels you create yourself.
Screen sharing
Your screen and its audio at 720p or 1080p, up to 60 fps. Viewers get a resizable window; a bad connection drops a moment of video, never the voices.
Chat and direct messages
One room for the whole server, plus private conversations that wait for you when you're offline. History comes back when you reconnect.
Files and pictures
Drop anything into the chat or a DM — pictures show inline, everything else is a card with a progress ring, cancel, and one click to save.
Roles and permissions
Guests, members, organizers, admins — and your own roles, each a named set of permissions with its own badge. Invites grant a role, no accounts anywhere.
Admin panel
Users, roles, restrictions, invites, channels, files and a readable audit log, in one window. Every action confirms first, and the same commands work from the chat.
Remembers what matters
The server keeps history, direct messages, files and profiles in a single SQLite file. Back it up with one command, restore it with another, or run it in memory and keep nothing.
Per-person volume
Right-click anyone to adjust their volume or mute them. It's remembered for next time.
Hotkeys that don't steal keys
Mute, deafen, share and push to talk from any window. The keys keep working everywhere else.
Private by construction
Every connection is encrypted and your client pins the server's identity. Nothing goes anywhere but the server your friend runs.
Light on your machine
About 40 MB of memory at idle. Closes to the tray and keeps the call going. No installer, no background services.
