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A self-hosted communication platform where you own your data.
Note: Snacka is a work in progress and not yet ready for production use.
Snacka is a free, open-source communication platform you can host yourself. Full control over your data and privacy - no third-party services required.
- Direct Messages - Private conversations with typing indicators
- Text Channels - Organized discussions with message editing and deletion
- GIF Picker - Search and share GIFs (Tenor or Klipy)
- File Sharing - Share images, audio files, and documents
- Voice Channels - Crystal-clear voice chat with WebRTC
- Webcam Streaming - Share your camera in voice channels
- Screen Sharing - Present your screen to others
- Drawing on Shares - Annotate screen shares in real-time
- TURN Server Support - Works behind firewalls and VPNs
- Controller Streaming - Share your controller input with the host
- Virtual Controllers - Host receives input as a virtual gamepad
- Rumble Feedback - Feel game vibrations on your controller
- Communities - Create and manage multiple communities
- Channels - Organize with text and voice channels
- Roles & Permissions - Owner, Admin, and Member roles
- Invite System - Share invite links to bring friends to your server
- Windows - Native installer with automatic updates
- macOS - Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4)
- Linux - AppImage for easy installation
Download the latest version for your platform:
| Platform | Download | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Windows | Installer | Includes auto-updates |
| macOS | DMG | Apple Silicon only |
| Linux | AppImage | Run chmod +x before launching |
See the Releases page for all versions.
- Download the client for your platform
- Get an invite link from a server admin
- Paste the invite link in the client
- Create an account and start chatting
Want to run your own server? You'll need:
- A server or VPS with Docker installed
- A domain name (recommended)
See the Deployment Guide for setup instructions.
- Issues: GitHub Issues
- Discussions: GitHub Discussions
Contributions are welcome! See DEVELOPMENT.md for development setup and guidelines.
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