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[[Category:Software]] | == Introduction == | ||
Peer to peer software for video calls, with no central server. | |||
Work in browsers using native functionality, i.e. no heavy JavaScript libraries. | |||
Native app for phones. | |||
== Functionality == | |||
Communication: | |||
* Text chat | |||
* Audio | |||
* Video | |||
Security: | |||
* End to end encryption | |||
Safety: | |||
* Blocking - is this possible? | |||
* Muting - for duration of the call | |||
== MVP == | |||
* Text chat | |||
== Thoughts == | |||
* How do other p2p programs work, e.g. Gnutella, Bittorrent? | |||
* How to connect users to each other without a central server? | |||
[[Category:Open Source Software]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:39, 4 July 2023
Introduction
Peer to peer software for video calls, with no central server.
Work in browsers using native functionality, i.e. no heavy JavaScript libraries.
Native app for phones.
Functionality
Communication:
- Text chat
- Audio
- Video
Security:
- End to end encryption
Safety:
- Blocking - is this possible?
- Muting - for duration of the call
MVP
- Text chat
Thoughts
- How do other p2p programs work, e.g. Gnutella, Bittorrent?
- How to connect users to each other without a central server?