Dungeotto is a vibe-coded puzzle game where players slide blocks to escape a chubby Egyptian sarcophagus from a sinking temple while lava rises in real time. Built in three weekends using TypeScript, PixiJS, Tauri, and Trystero, the game uses bitboard techniques for efficient puzzle logic and includes peer-to-peer multiplayer support.
Trystero is a library for building peer-to-peer multiplayer web applications without requiring a server. It abstracts away WebRTC signaling by supporting multiple connection strategies including BitTorrent, Nostr, MQTT, Supabase, Firebase, IPFS, and WebSocket relays, while keeping application data encrypted and transmitted directly between peers.
OmegleVC is a peer-to-peer live video chat platform that connects strangers globally with end-to-end encryption, instant matchmaking, HD video, and built-in moderation tools. The platform emphasizes privacy by never recording or storing video streams on servers and requires users to be 18 or older.
AiPBX is an open-source enterprise IP PBX platform built on Asterisk 22, PHP 8, and MariaDB that provides unified communications with WebRTC, instant messaging, and native mobile apps. It offers extension and trunk management, call routing, IVR, queuing, fax capabilities, call recording, and real-time agent panels with browser-based SIP phone functionality.
Chert FaceTime Opensource is an open-source CLI and SDK that enables developers to deploy AI agents on live FaceTime calls using WebRTC and LiveKit. Users retain control over their agent's code, model, and voice while running it locally or on their own infrastructure, with audio and video bridged between FaceTime and a LiveKit room.
My-IP-Info is an ad-free IP intelligence tool built on Cloudflare Workers that cross-validates geolocation data across multiple providers, detects VPN/proxy leaks via WebRTC and DNS inspection, and offers a PWA installation option for desktop and mobile platforms without app store friction.
JetKVM is releasing OS Services, a software companion for its KVM hardware that enables 4K video capture, bidirectional clipboard sharing, guest terminal access, and file transfer over USB. The service runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, works with all JetKVM models including the upcoming Mini, and will be open source with a vendor-neutral protocol available in the coming weeks.