Otr.to
github.com/jermainee/otr.tootr.to enables people to chat directly with each other through a web browser.
Looking for something like Briefing? Here are 8 alternatives, ranked by how closely they match it on purpose, features and platforms. Of these, 4 are open source.
Briefing supports browser-based audio, video, and text chat as a free open source video meeting app.
| # | Alternative | Pricing | Open source | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Otr.to | — | Not stated | — |
| 2 | Chitchatter | — | Yes | — |
| 3 | Talky | — | Not stated | Web |
| 4 | MiroTalk SFU | — | Not stated | Web |
| 5 | Jitsi Meet | — | Yes | Android, iOS |
| 6 | MiroTalk | — | Yes | Web |
| 7 | Chitchatter | — | Not stated | Web |
| 8 | MiroTalk | — | Yes | Web |
otr.to enables people to chat directly with each other through a web browser.
Chitchatter provides decentralized, serverless peer-to-peer chat designed for temporary conversations.
Talky offers group video chat and screen sharing through a simple browser-based meeting page.
MiroTalk SFU supports self-hosted WebRTC video conferencing, offering a platform for building a video meeting service.
Jitsi Meet supports standalone or embedded video conferences through a web application.
MiroTalk P2P provides self-hosted browser video calls with screen sharing, chat, whiteboard, and collaboration tools.
Chitchatter enables peer-to-peer messaging without a central chat server, using a serverless and decentralized approach.
MiroTalk P2P provides open source self-hosted WebRTC video calls, allowing users to start a call from a browser without a download.
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