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LynxSpeak
In development

Clear voice. Your own server.

Voice chat you run yourself. Your server, your rules, your data – no account with us.

Still in development. There are no downloads yet.

Stylised concept in HTML and CSS – not a screenshot. The real design may differ.

Your voice server. Period.

Four things we measure every decision against. All of it is planned.

  • Self-hosted

    Runs on your hardware or VPS. You decide who gets in.

  • Low latency

    Opus over UDP. Sounds clear even when the line gets shaky.

  • Virtual servers

    Several separate servers in one installation – each with its own channels and permissions.

  • Privacy-friendly

    No central accounts, no tracking. Your identity is created locally on your device.

No detour through us.

Your conversations run between the clients and your server. We are not in the middle.

  • Voice stays on your server
  • No mandatory account, no email address
  • Transport is encrypted

Who is it for?

For everyone who wants to talk without signing up somewhere.

  • Communities

    Clan, guild or group of friends: a permanent place to talk that belongs to you.

  • Teams

    Stand-ups and quick calls on your own infrastructure instead of a third-party cloud.

  • Hosters

    Many virtual servers per instance and an API to automate them.

Talking in three steps

How it should work once the first release is out.

  1. 01

    Start the server

    On Linux, on Windows or as a Docker container. Start it, done.

  2. 02

    Set up

    Create channels and permissions right in the client, send out invites.

  3. 03

    Talk

    Enter the address, connect, go. No account.

Planned

Fairly licensed

Free for private use and associations. Companies and hosters fund the project. Pricing to follow.

  • Community
  • Business
  • Hoster

Where we stand

Right now we are building the voice core. The rest is on the roadmap.

  • Milestone 1: Voice coreIn progress
  • Milestone 2: Virtual servers and APIPlanned
  • Milestone 3: LicensingPlanned

Quick questions

When can I try it?
As soon as the voice core is stable. We will only name a date once we can keep it.
What does it cost?
A free tier is planned for private groups. All other prices are not decided yet.
Do I need an account?
No. Your identity is a key pair generated on your device.
Where does it run?
The server runs on Linux, Windows and in Docker. The client comes to Windows and Linux first, macOS later.

Stay in the loop.

The roadmap shows the status, the news tell the rest.