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Vision Call

Vision Call is private chat and video calling that runs on your own computer or server. Your messages, calls and files stay on your network. There are no accounts to create with anyone else and no cloud service in the middle.

It ships as one small program. Install it on a machine in your office or home, and everyone on the same network (or VPN) opens it in a browser or in the Android app.

Where to start

I want to...	Go to
Get it running in five minutes	Quick Start
Run it with Docker	Install with Docker
Install it on a Linux server	Install on Linux
Install it on a Windows PC or server	Install on Windows
Try it on a Mac	Install on macOS
Use it from an Android phone	Android App
Sign in, add people and make the first call	First Steps
Get rid of the browser security warning	HTTPS and Certificates
Open the right firewall ports, use a VPN or TURN	Networking and Firewall
See every setting	Configuration
Back up, upgrade or uninstall	Backups and Upgrades
Fix something that isn't working	Troubleshooting

What you get

• Chat: one-to-one and group conversations with read receipts, typing indicators, swipe to reply, reactions, edits, pinned and saved messages, search, and photo, video and file sharing with captions. Messages are end-to-end encrypted by default when you use the app over HTTPS.
• Calls: one-to-one video calls that go straight between the two devices, and group calls for up to 8 people by default, with screen sharing, picture-in-picture, in-call chat, mute and camera controls, and host tools.
• Rooms: named meeting rooms, optionally protected by a passcode or an approval step.
• Presence: see who is online, away or in Do Not Disturb.
• Admin tools: create, suspend and remove accounts, change server settings from the browser, read the audit log, and back up or restore the whole server.
• Chat backup: a password-protected backup of your encryption key, so a new phone or browser can read your encrypted messages.
• Works everywhere: any modern browser on a computer or phone, installable as an app, plus a native Android app.

For administrators and developers

• Security: how accounts, sessions and media are protected
• Monitoring and Logs: health checks, metrics and where the logs are
• Building from Source: develop and build it yourself
• Releasing: how new versions are published