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Jam

Open-source audio/video room server with no account required

1.6k JavaScript AGPL-3.0 1 month ago

Overview

Jam is a lightweight, Clubhouse-style audio and video room server that runs entirely in the browser with no downloads or accounts required for participants. Rooms can be created instantly with a shareable link and support screen sharing, chat, and speaker queues. It is built on WebRTC and can be self-hosted with a single Docker command.

Where it falls short of Slack

  • No persistent channels, history, or message storage
  • No authentication or access control by default
  • Limited scalability beyond small groups without custom TURN/SFU configuration

We list the gaps honestly so you can decide if the trade-off is worth owning your data.

Tags

audio-rooms
webrtc
no-account
screen-sharing
clubhouse-alternative
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