A quiet room for voices.

One server, one invite, and the same small card on Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Written in Rust.

The server

One line on a Pi, or any Linux machine.

The script installs the server. The first run keeps the certificate and prints the invite. Lobby is already open.

curl -fsSL https://ryme.chat/install | bash

Rooms, Docker, and how friends connect.

The clients

The same card, on each desk.

Windows, Mac, and Linux draw one file. What you see here is what a friend sees there.

The invite is the key.

A name and the link are the whole session. The link pins the server, so a swapped host does not get the call.

Voice stays in the channel.

The server passes the audio along. It does not mix the room. One channel at a time.

The host owns the rooms.

Everyone with the invite is equal. A mistyped name does not become a new room.