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Peersuite is a point to point chat program, instead of servers it has “workspaces” where everyone is connected together in a mesh network. This means nobody but you and your friends see what you’re doing. All data streams are encrypted(AES-GCM) WebRTC streams.

When everyone logs off the workspace is destroyed, but you can download an entire session as an encrypted file that lets you restore everything from the chat.

Features:

  • chat with channels, PMs, image preview, and file send ( no size limit)
  • audio/video conferencing with ptt
  • screensharing
  • WHiteboard for drawing/diagrams
  • kanban for project management
  • collaborative document editing interface

You can run it on the web, or download for linux, windows, mac, and android from the github. You can also download a docker image from dockerhub to run a local instance ( the best way!)

I am working on a nodejs “server” ( it’s a peer with some commands built in) that will allow you to keep a workspace up permanently.

It is 100% open source under the AGPL except for the trystero library which is MIT licensed.

I posted about it when I first opensourced it 3-4 months ago, there have been a TON of improvements since then! It is still under active development.

peersuite.space

github.com/openconstruct/Peersuite

Very happy to answer any questions, and contributions are more than welcome.