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insanity peer-to-peer voice chat 🤯

Build

All existing voice chat solutions are bad. This one is worse.

An experimental peer-to-peer voice chat application with a terminal UI. Written and intended for learning and fun, not recommended for serious use-cases.

Running insanity

Choose an option:

  1. Binary download: Go to the latest release and download the binary for your system. 
    insanity run --bridge <BAYBRIDGE_SERVER> --room <ROOM>
  2. Nix 
    nix run github:nicolaschan/insanity -- run --bridge <BAYBRIDGE_SERVER> --room <ROOM>
  3. Build from source 
    cargo run --release -- run --bridge <BAYBRIDGE_SERVER> --room <ROOM>
    and keep installing missing system libraries until it works

Update

If you use the insanity binary, you can update it in place with insanity update.

Running the Bay Bridge Server

Install Bay Bridge and run baybridge serve.

The bridge server is used to bootstrap peer-to-peer connections. All audio and chat is peer-to-peer, not through the bridge server.

Features

  • NAT holepunch connections for direct P2P audio
  • Encrypted with the noise protocol
  • Background noise suppression
  • Text chat messages
  • Terminal UI