Mara
TranscriptFriday works. Bring the folding chairs, I will sort out the lamps.
Voice first. Every note is transcribed, every room is drop-in, and your inbox holds only what is addressed to you.
Server, channel, conversation, live room and inbox. No tabs to hunt through.
Replies, voice notes sent to you and events you are invited to land in one short list. Everything else stays in its channel until you go looking.
Hold to talk, let go, and the note arrives with a transcript. Listeners can read it in a quiet place or play it when it suits them.
A voice room is a place that is simply open. Join when you like, leave quietly, and follow the conversation as text if you cannot turn the sound up.
Each server has a homepage you arrange with widgets: what is happening now, what is next, what is pinned and what people made.
Watching a share feels like watching a stream, and starting one takes two steps. When you want a tidier result, the studio lets you set the scene before you go live.
Slash commands, buttons and forms, in Python or TypeScript, with a local simulator so you can test without a server. Coming soon.
import { bot } from "@yappio/bot";
const app = bot({ name: "kettle" });
app.command("plan", async (ctx) => {
await ctx.reply({ text: "Friday at seven." });
});Right now. Sign up and use it in your browser. A Windows app and a Linux app are on the way.
The web app works in any current browser today. Desktop apps for Windows and Linux are being finished.
Chatting, voice, video and 60 fps screen sharing are free. Paid plans for extra capability are not open yet.
It is used for your login, to confirm your account and to reset your password. Nothing else.
Yes, a bot platform with Python and TypeScript SDKs is in progress. The developers page shows what the code looks like.
Make an account, open a server or join one with an invite link. It works in the browser, nothing to install.