thanks for the info. i’ll take a look later, it sounds like an interesting idea.

Not cool. It’s hard enough trying to promote projects like this.

Unless you want to he honeypotted stay away…

I can’t be more transparent than open sourcing it with instructions on selfhosting.

I drew the logo on my phone. I’m not an artist.

this app is in javascript… completely different to java. you should ask in something like chatgpt, it’ll do a better job at explaining the difference than me.

id like to make it clear that the app is using webrtc which requires IP addresses to be exchanged which could result in IP address being exposed when using the public peerjs-server (hosting your own is an option). this app is explicitly NOT for anonymous communication. it explicitly shares IP addresses and data sent/recieved from peers cannot be moderated. the app is using cryptographically random ID’s for profiles to make sure they are unguessable. the connection details have to explicitly be shared.

the app is pretty experimental in how it works so there isnt any useful documentation on it apart from what is mentioned in the post. if you have questions, feel free to ask and i can try to explain the best i can.