Open Source

WebRTC SFU

Open source video conferencing app built on latest WebRTC SDK. Android/iOS/MacOS/Web

Why should I choose

Waterbus ?

Scalability

In video streaming platforms, scalability is essential for maintaining high-quality video delivery, low latency, and smooth playback as the number of users, devices grows.

Chats

Waterbus messaging lets users send text, images, and videos in private and group chats, like and react to messages, and request sender verification

Virtual Background

Virtual Background is a feature that allows changing the background during online meetings, ensuring privacy and creating a professional workspace.

Beauty Filter

A beauty filter is a digital feature that enhances a user's facial appearance in real-time, smoothing skin and adjusting features for a more attractive look.

Code editor

A built-in code editor in a call allows participants to edit code directly during an online meeting, real-time collaboration without switching applications.

Security

Protect sensitive discussions and data by encrypting communications from start to finish, ensuring only authorized participants can access the information exchanged.

Distributed

Around the World

10 Regions

99.99% Uptime

SFU Scalable

Roadmap

This roadmap outlines our goals and when we implement new features into Waterbus

Record Meeting
JUN 1
The recent emergence of WebRTC CDNs has solved the scalability challenge by applying scaling techniques from traditional CDNs to edge-based packet servers.
Code Editor & White Board in Meeting
SEP 1
The recent emergence of WebRTC CDNs has solved the scalability challenge by applying scaling techniques from traditional CDNs to edge-based packet servers.
Self-Hosted
SEP 1
The recent emergence of WebRTC CDNs has solved the scalability challenge by applying scaling techniques from traditional CDNs to edge-based packet servers.
Publish app
SEP 15
The recent emergence of WebRTC CDNs has solved the scalability challenge by applying scaling techniques from traditional CDNs to edge-based packet servers.