Skip to content

Releases: IVPCodes/ShardCall

ShardCall 1.3.0

Choose a tag to compare

@IVPCodes IVPCodes released this 24 Jul 21:47
7fc8698

ShardCall

ShardCall is a minimal, no-frills desktop app for voice calls with friends — built with Electron and WebRTC. There's no server to host or pay for: a free Supabase project handles the lightweight "signaling" step that connects two peers, and from there all voice audio flows directly between the two computers, never through any third party. Packaged as a single portable Windows/Linux executable file with no installation required.

New features:

A Soundboard.
Linux Support.

The app:

image

ShardCall 1.2.0

Choose a tag to compare

@IVPCodes IVPCodes released this 10 Jul 15:54
7fc8698

ShardCall

ShardCall is a minimal, no-frills desktop app for voice calls with friends — built with Electron and WebRTC. There's no server to host or pay for: a free Supabase project handles the lightweight "signaling" step that connects two peers, and from there all voice audio flows directly between the two computers, never through any third party. Packaged as a single portable Windows .exe with no installation required.

New features:

: Chatting System(Fix)

The app:

image

ShardCall v1.1.0

Choose a tag to compare

@IVPCodes IVPCodes released this 05 Jul 16:50
7fc8698

ShardCall

ShardCall is a minimal, no-frills desktop app for voice calls with friends — built with Electron and WebRTC. There's no server to host or pay for: a free Supabase project handles the lightweight "signaling" step that connects two peers, and from there all voice audio flows directly between the two computers, never through any third party. Packaged as a single portable Windows .exe with no installation required.

New features:

: Chatting System

: Username System

The app:

image

ShardCall v1.0.0

Choose a tag to compare

@IVPCodes IVPCodes released this 05 Jul 00:18
7fc8698

ShardCall is a minimal, no-frills desktop app for voice calls with friends — built with Electron and WebRTC. There's no server to host or pay for: a free Supabase project handles the lightweight "signaling" step that connects two peers, and from there all voice audio flows directly between the two computers, never through any third party. Packaged as a single portable Windows .exe with no installation required.