The late-night lobby. The project that won’t wait. The friends who stay for one more game. Make a place for all of it, on a server you control.
In development · Windows downloads are coming later.
Same time tomorrow? 🎧
INTERFACE CONCEPT · GROUP CALLS IN DEVELOPMENT
We’re combining the familiar feel of a modern chat app with independently hosted community servers. Here’s what we’re building.
Made a place for the whole crew.
Already feels like home.
Organize chat and call rooms, create permission groups, and choose who runs the place. Host it yourself and decide whether your community appears in the public directory.
COMMUNITY HOSTING · LOCAL PROTOTYPEMessages are encrypted on your device. Community hosts and the central DM service store ciphertext; conversation members hold the keys. Friend DMs work independently of community connections.
END-TO-END ENCRYPTED CHATLow-delay Opus audio, webcams, and screen sharing up to 60 fps are next on the roadmap. Today’s client lets you preview your devices. Network calling and measured performance are still ahead.
Create an account with email and password, then add a passkey. The Windows client and community server are development builds; public installers are not available yet.
Create your account ↗You use one account at playeraudio.net. Community servers receive your PlayerAudio identity, not your account password or email address. Internet server enrollment is still being built.
Only members with the conversation keys can decrypt messages. An owner can read a conversation they belong to, but ownership alone does not grant those keys. Servers still see routing metadata, including membership and message timing.
The free server limit is 100 simultaneously connected users. A signed unlimited license will remove that software cap. Actual capacity depends on the host’s hardware and network. License sales and issuance are not available yet.
Password reset restores account access, but it cannot recover chat encryption keys. This preview binds one Windows identity to each account. Keep the original Windows profile; device transfer and encrypted recovery are still in development.
Public Windows installers are not available yet. The current client and server run from the development repositories. We’ll make downloads available after the remaining deployment and security work.