Jami

Description

Jami is the simplest and easiest way to connect with people (and devices) with instant messaging, audio, and video calls over the Internet and LAN/WAN intranets.

Jami is a free/libre, end-to-end encrypted, and private communication platform.

Jami is open-source software that prioritizes user privacy.

Jami has a professional-looking design and is available for a wide range of platforms. Unlike the alternatives, Jami calls are directly between users, as it does not use servers to handle calls.

This gives the greatest privacy, as the distributed nature of Jami means your calls are only between participants.

One-to-one and group conversations with Jami are enhanced with instant messaging, audio and video calling, recording and sending audio and video messages, file transfers, screen sharing, and location sharing.

Jami can also function as a SIP client.

Multiple Jami extensions are available: Audio Filter, Auto Answer, Green Screen, Segmentation, Watermark, and Whisper Transcript.

Jami can be easily deployed in organizations with the

Jami is available for GNU/Linux, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Android TV, and web browsers, making Jami an interoperable and cross-platform communication framework.

Manage multiple SIP accounts, Jami accounts, and JAMS accounts with the Jami client installed on one or multiple devices.

Jami is free, unlimited, private, advertising‑free, compatible, fast, autonomous, and anonymous.

Build IoT projects with Jami. Re-use the universal communications technology of Jami with its portable library on your system of choice.

Jami for Android TV is tested on NVIDIA SHIELD TV with Logitech cameras.

Jami is published under the GPL license, version 3 or higher. Copyright © Savoir-faire Linux Inc.

Source

Notice

Arch ARM and flatpak builds were evaluated. It fits the screen mostly okay without scale-to-fit for the chat and phone UI after setting recommended env vars (you won't see what you type), scale-to-fit makes the app behave worse in many circumstances. Voice calls work, the button to hang up is invisible, just tap the center of the lower half, chat while video/audio makes the window far two wide (somewhat usable in landscape). Video calls don't work out of the box but may work after setting up camera/video pipelines properly.