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How do passkeys work?
Use your device’s screen lock or your password manager to sign in. There’s no password to remember here.
On a new device, use a synced passkey or choose the option to use another device. New members need an invite link from someone already here.
Direct P2P sends encrypted media between browsers. Peers can see each other’s network address. Server calls use encrypted connections to LiveKit. The server can access the media; these calls are not end-to-end encrypted. Noise filtering stays on your device. Chat and uploaded files are stored on your server for 24 hours.
Call measurementsDelay is the round-trip time. Packet loss is the share of missing audio packets. Jitter is the change in packet arrival time. These values show the worst measured microphone path. Quiet or muted tracks can have no reading. Measurements stay on this device. The Server budget is shared across all Server channels. Reserved media includes all possible receivers. It is an estimate, not a traffic measurement. The budget keeps 20% free for protocol traffic.
PasskeysAdd a passkey on another device or in your password manager. Your current passkey will keep working. The browser or your password manager stores the private key.
Server addressesPasskeys belong to a hostname. Connect this account to a new server address once that address is online. Open the link yourself within 5 minutes. Do not share it: the link can add a passkey to your account.
Listening volumeThese controls only change what you hear. 100% is normal volume. Higher values boost the audio. Mute silences this member’s voice and shared sound. Shared sound also has its own volume in the viewer.
Shared themesThemes are shared with this server. Each member chooses their own theme. Save your appearance to use the theme on your account.
Theme portraitsAdd up to eight square portraits. Each member has a daily avatar slot. Smaller sets repeat. An empty set uses the base theme.
Call typesServer calls use LiveKit and work well for groups. Direct P2P sends media between browsers and works best for small calls. Direct calls can fail on restrictive networks. Both support voice, cameras, and screen sharing.
EncodingYour browser controls hardware encoding. Automatic chooses a compatible codec. H.264 can help when a device has a hardware encoder. Extra layers help viewers on slow connections, but need more upload bandwidth and encoding work. Codec and layer changes apply to the next share.