Voice and video rooms
Join shared rooms, talk in real time, and bring video into the same workspace without switching tools.
Public client downloadsSelf-hosted servers
Real-time rooms for people who want control of their voice, video, screen sharing, and chat stack, with MLS-based end-to-end encryption for protected conversations and media.
Current E2EE coverage includes non-forum chat, attachments, history transfer, media rekeying, trusted-device delivery, and OPAQUE-backed recovery. Patrons can get server files and GitHub repository access through Patreon.
Speakeasy IM combines voice, video, screen sharing, and persistent text chat in one desktop client. The product is early, direct, and designed for people who are comfortable owning their own infrastructure.
Join shared rooms, talk in real time, and bring video into the same workspace without switching tools.
Share windows or screens for support, pairing, demos, and low-friction collaboration.
Keep conversations moving with channels, messages, reactions, embeds, files, and direct messages.
The client is built for a server-owned model. Server packages are not published on this landing page yet.
The current public surface is intentionally narrow: client downloads and release metadata. Account flows, admin tools, self-host installers, waitlists, and analytics stay out of the static site.
Security claims stay explicit. Speakeasy IM uses MLS-based E2EE for protected conversations and media, with OPAQUE-backed recovery for lost-device flows. Forum channels are intentionally plaintext, and software-only self-hosted recovery is not HSM-grade full-server-compromise resistance.
Downloads are served from a static manifest with byte counts and SHA-256 hashes. Only client artifacts belong here.
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Installer metadata will appear after the release manifest is deployed.
The public landing page is for Windows and Linux x64 client packages. Other packages should not be added here without a new requirement.
No. This static site publishes client downloads only. Server, self-host, admin, and source archive artifacts are intentionally excluded.
Use the release manifest. Each entry includes the filename, byte size, and SHA-256 hash for the published client artifact.
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