FacePeer

FacePeer is a decentralized video conferencing platform that emphasizes privacy and security. It operates on a peer-to-peer (P2P) network, meaning that video and audio data are transmitted directly between users' devices without the need for a central server to handle the media streams. This architecture aims to reduce the risk of data interception and improve performance by avoiding server bottlenecks.

The platform is built using open-source technologies and aims to provide an alternative to traditional, more centralized video conferencing services. FacePeer's design prioritizes end-to-end encryption for all communications, ensuring that only the participants in a call can access the content. Users can initiate calls with others by sharing a unique link, without requiring any account creation or software installation for basic use.

FacePeer's development is often community-driven, with contributions from developers interested in decentralized technologies and online privacy. While it offers core video conferencing functionality, it may also include features like screen sharing and text chat, all within its P2P framework. The platform is positioned as a tool for individuals and organizations seeking greater control over their communication data and a more resilient conferencing solution.