Chat, voice, camera and screen share for your crew, on a server I pay for and run myself. Nothing you say is sold, and nothing you rely on moves behind a paywall overnight.
Works in the browser tonight. Nothing to install, no card.
First 50 accounts get Premium free for life.
These are screenshots of the running app, not drawings of it. The call docks at the bottom so the conversation above it never goes away.
The same channels, the same people, the same unread counts. Android has an APK, and on iPhone you add it to your Home Screen from Safari and get real push notifications for messages and mentions.
Windows and Linux get a native app with game detection and auto-ducking, so your crew's voices drop under the game audio instead of fighting it. The browser works everywhere else, with nothing missing.
Things that used to be free move behind a subscription, and what you say becomes material for ad targeting. There is no one here to sell you to. The honest version of what that means:
Every message, call and file sits on a machine I own and maintain. Nobody scrapes it because nobody else can reach it. Make your own server for free, or join mine.
DMs and private groups can be switched to end-to-end encryption. Text and files are encrypted on your device before they reach me, and only the people in the conversation hold the keys. Compare safety codes with a friend to confirm it's really them. No independent audit yet; the code is open and the details are in the privacy policy.
If something goes down, you message the person running the hardware, and I'm in the same voice channels you are most nights. The 2 AM maintenance is mine.
One person running one server is the honest bus factor, so two things exist because of it: if I ever have to shut this down you get advance notice, not a locked-out login screen, and you can export everything you've said from Settings at any time.
The paid tier exists because the server and bandwidth cost money, not because I'm trying to get rich off my friends.
Premium is bought inside the app after signing in, through Stripe. The free tier lets you try everything first. Want it on your own machine? Self-host is $49 a year for updates and the licence infrastructure that keeps your instance running.
The desktop apps add game detection and auto-ducking and are code-signed. The browser has the same account and nothing missing.
Push-to-talk and the in-game overlay don't work yet: Wayland won't let an unpackaged app register either one. chmod +x and run; needs fuse2 (pacman -S fuse2 on Arch), or add --appimage-extract-and-run. Nothing scans this before you run it the way Windows does, so the hash is published: sha256sum, verify with sha256sum -c.
Incoming calls only ring while the app is open. That needs a native iOS app, which doesn't exist yet.
Free, no card, nothing to install. If you were sent an invite link, it's your ticket in.