What it does
Built with WebRTC for peer-to-peer audio/video, Socket.IO for signaling and real-time chat/host controls, React on the frontend, and Postgres for room state.
Video and audio calls
Adaptive quality, screen sharing, and background blur, all peer-to-peer over WebRTC.
Guest access
Enter a name and join. No account required. Whoever creates a room, or is first to join it, becomes its host.
Host controls
Mute or remove participants, promote co-hosts, lock private rooms behind a waiting room, transfer host mid-call.
Real-time chat
Rate-limited chat alongside the call, delivered over the same Socket.IO connection.
Configurable branding
Change the name, logo, tagline, and accent color from an admin panel in the browser, or a JSON file. No rebuild required.
Built-in i18n
Every UI string lives in one lang.json. Add a language by adding a column, not a new system.
One-command HTTPS
Point a domain at your server and the installer sets up a reverse proxy with a free, auto-renewing certificate.
How it works
No accounts, no external identity provider, and nothing to configure just to let people talk.
1. Create a room
A guest hits "Start meeting." The backend generates a room and a shareable link. Nothing is stored about who created it beyond a display name.
2. Share the link
Anyone with the link enters a name and joins. The first person into an empty room becomes its host.
3. Talk directly
Audio/video flows peer-to-peer over WebRTC. The server only relays signaling (offers, answers, ICE candidates), chat, and host-control events over Socket.IO, it never sees your media.
Quick start
Requires Docker and Docker Compose.
git clone https://github.com/BrahmjotSingh0/rumo.git
cd rumo
./install.sh # Windows: .\install.ps1That checks for Docker, generates .env with random secrets, and starts everything. It also asks for an optional domain name to set up free HTTPS automatically. Once it's running, open /admin to set your logo, name, and colors.
Documentation
Everything also lives in the repository itself.