- cross-posted to:
- opensource@programming.dev
- cross-posted to:
- opensource@programming.dev
Hello everyone, about a month ago I open-sourced my web app Peersuite. It’s peer-to-peer instead of having servers, and all data is encrypted in transit with AES-GCM algorithm.
Features:
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chat with channels, images, PMs, and file send ( no size limit)
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audio/video conferencing No hard cap on users but since it’s a mesh network it would degrade at over 15 users
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Screensharing tab, window, or entire screen
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whiteboard for diagrams/drawing
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group document creation/editing
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kanban board for task management
Since there is no server, you can download a workspace to an encrypted file to restore later, this saves you chats, documents, everything. This software is new, and still undergoing heavy development, but I think it’s a valid choice over closed source solutions with no encryption.
Currently you can use it on the web at https://peersuite.space/ Download desktop versions from github Download docker image from https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/openconstruct/peersuite
You can also install it as a PWA on desktop or mobile. I have an android port in the works, If anyone would like to test let that me know, and I’ll PM you for your email.
I’ve also done some initial work on a nodejs server so that you can keep a workspace open 24/7 effectively having a server.
Super happy to get any kind of feedback, positive or negative.
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There’s also https://github.com/revoltchat which is very discord-like but still lacks some vital features that are currently in development like screensharing (if I am not misremembering)
Extremely cool. I would love this if it had some persistence. Letting users host workspaces could be great.
I have a server in early testing.
To be honest even matrix has too many features for me as a discord alternative. I’ve got my IRC channels that I’m keen on and I hang out on those every day.
Realise I’m probably unusual for being happy with 90s tech though!
With Matrix’s CSAM and gore spam issues, I’ve been thinking about IRC more and more tbh.
Would this project be interested in having a relay server to mask communications between peers? It’d make this a slick solution for messaging between friends online.
That would increase anonymity for sure, but it’s not in the roadmap currently. I’m focused on improving the features, building a server and android for now. But it is a good idea
Docker free version?
In releases section of github are the electron desktop versions. You can also put it on almost any webhost and run your own instance
