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MiroTalk P2P is an open-source self-hosted WebRTC video calling and meeting platform. It provides peer-to-peer calls with screen sharing, chat, whiteboard and collaboration in the browser. Calls require no download, plug-in, or login.
Mumble is a free, open source voice chat application designed for low latency and high quality communication. The project dates back over a decade and documents features for end-users, administrators and hosters, including an extensive permission system, audio recording and positional audio in games. Server administration documentation covers configuration files and permission settings.
Briefing is a free browser-based video chat. Audio, video and chat are end-to-end encrypted and exchanged peer-to-peer over WebRTC. No account, install or tracking is required, and the software is self-hostable.
Linkello provides browser-based video meetings, calls, or collaboration rooms.
Shick is an online chat app where a chat is created by going to its own address. It is free, requires no login, synchronizes in real time, and is mobile optimized. Users may download the entire chat and delete it permanently. The site states there is no privacy and anyone who knows the chat title can read, store, and delete posts.
Twist is an asynchronous messaging app for work communication that organizes conversations using threads and structured channels. Threads keep discussions on topic and an inbox gathers them in one place, with smarter notifications intended to reduce distraction. It also offers private one-on-one messages, integrations, custom automations and help documentation on channels, threads and messages.
