Your server. Your conversations. Your rooms, calls, and spaces.
Built with today’s technology.
Run your own server. Your data stays with you.
Chat, Spaces, private P2P calls, channel conferences, and retro games.
No corporation. No algorithms. No permission needed.
Your data. Your rules. Your community.
Open source project • Built with Elixir & Phoenix
Your community isn’t yours.
- Discord can ban your server tomorrow. No warning. No appeal. No backup.
- Slack charges for messages you already sent. Your history, behind a paywall.
- Telegram can be blocked in your entire country. One court order and your community is gone.
- Your data trains another company’s AI. You never consented.
Take back control.
- You own the server, the data, the rules. Install on your own hardware or a $5/month VPS.
- Private P2P calls and files. Direct between users via WebRTC, with TURN fallback.
- Channel conferences. Group audio, video, screen share, and moderation on your own server.
- Virtual Spaces. Turn any channel or DM into a shared 8-bit room.
- No corporation can shut you down. Open source, MIT licensed, community-owned.
- No “Pro” plan. No algorithms. Free software. Yours forever.
For private 1:1 sessions, the server only introduces users. Once connected, calls, files, and multiplayer game data flow directly between them — encrypted, private, and fast.
Chat, Space, or Conference — switch without leaving the channel.
Channels, DMs, bots, commands, replies, reactions, and moderation stay in one durable conversation history.
Space renders that same conversation as a live map: avatars move, messages bubble in-world, and the channel or DM stays the source of truth.
Conference keeps media inside the channel: participants join from the room, operators moderate, and your SFU routes the streams.
34 multiplayer games. Right from the chat.
Type /p2p @nick to challenge anyone. Games run on HTML5 Canvas with state synced via WebRTC DataChannel — no server involvement, just like private P2P calls.
18 classic games. Running in your browser.
Open the Games menu and choose Arcade to review details for DOOM, Quake, Wolfenstein 3D, Half-Life, and ScummVM adventures, then start any game as WebAssembly in your browser. No downloads.