sign up.
call your friends.
Make an account and you're ready. Find friends by username and message them or ring them straight away. There's no server to set up. When your group wants its own channels and voice rooms you can run Veiled on your own machine too.
everything in one window.
Friends and chats live on your home screen. Servers sit down the left. Type something below and Kage will take it from there.
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friends and requests and news now sit on one page above your servers.
4k60 screen sharing on every server that turns it on.
no server? no problem.
The hub is the server we run so you don't have to. Your account lives there. That means all of this works the minute you sign up.
- >_direct messagesChat one to one. Send pictures and files. Reply and react.
- ))voice callsRing a friend from their chat or profile. It rings on every device they're signed in on.
- +friendsAdd people by username. See who's online and who's in a game.
- *your profileYour avatar and bio follow you to every server you join.
servers can now offer screen sharing in 4k60.
made for groups that actually hang out.
drop in. drop out.
Voice channels stay open like a room you share. Nobody has to ring anyone. Hop in when you're free and leave when you're done.
share your screen in 4K.
Stream a game or your whole desktop with sound. 1440p60 is the standard. Servers can switch on 4K60.
find it in a second.
Search runs on your own device. Last week's link is a few keystrokes away. The server never sees what you looked for.
- soundboard
- push to talk in game
- now playing
- files and clips
- roles and permissions
- nicknames
- replies
- reactions
- mentions
- unread markers
want a place of your own?
A community server gives your group its own channels and voice rooms. It runs on a machine you control. Hub accounts work there straight away so nobody signs up twice.
grab the server
There's a Windows installer and a Linux download. Docker works too. Voice and streaming are built in.
answer a few questions
Setup asks for a name and a password. Then it tells you which ports to open.
send the invite
Friends click the link and they're in. The app works and so does a browser.
Locked on your device before it's sent. Run your own server and the keys are yours.
No tracking and no analytics. Nothing gets sold.
The app and the hub cost nothing. So does the server.