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Self-hostable, browser-based video conferencing app built on LiveKit, with Django backend and React frontend, released under MIT.

Open-source alternative to:Zoom

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What is it?

La Suite Meet is an open source video conferencing application powered by LiveKit. Participants join calls directly from a web browser without installing anything, and the project is designed to be fully self-hosted on your own servers.

The project covers the usual meeting needs: multiple screen sharing streams, a non-persistent chat, meeting recording, and telephony integration. It is stated to remain stable in meetings of more than 100 participants. Meeting transcription and summaries are listed as a beta feature, and end-to-end encryption is marked as coming soon. Authentication and access control are built in.

For deployment, the project supports Kubernetes (used for its production instance) and Docker Compose, with community-contributed methods for Nix and YunoHost. It is written in Python with Django and uses a React frontend, and the frontend style can be customized.

Key features

  • 01Supports multiple simultaneous screen sharing streams
  • 02Non-persistent, secure in-meeting chat
  • 03Meeting recording and telephony integration
  • 04Built-in authentication and access control
  • 05Built on LiveKit with simulcast, speaker detection and SVC codecs (VP9, AV1)
  • 06Self-hostable via Kubernetes or Docker Compose

Use cases

  • Running an internal video meeting service for an organization that needs to keep data on its own servers
  • Hosting a sovereign or compliance-driven alternative to commercial video conferencing
  • Hosting large meetings with more than 100 participants
  • Adding a customized meeting frontend on top of LiveKit

Quick start

  1. 1

    Read the installation docs in the repository

  2. 2

    Follow the Docker Compose or Kubernetes instructions in the docs to self-host

Things to know

  • Self-hosting requires setting up LiveKit and a backend, so it takes real effort.
  • Some advanced features such as recording and transcription lack detailed documentation.
  • Transcription and summary are in beta, and end-to-end encryption is not yet available.

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Self-hosted apps

Topics

#video-conferencing#webrtc#livekit#django#react#self-hosted#kubernetes#help-wanted#open-source-project#reactjs

FAQ

What is meet?
Self-hostable, browser-based video conferencing app built on LiveKit, with Django backend and React frontend, released under MIT. La Suite Meet is an open source video conferencing application powered by LiveKit. Participants join calls directly from a web browser without installing anything, and the project is designed to be fully self-hosted on your own servers.
Is meet free to use? What license does it have?
meet is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
Is meet still maintained?
Actively maintained. The last commit to meet was on Nov 6, 2026.
What can I use meet for?
Running an internal video meeting service for an organization that needs to keep data on its own servers Hosting a sovereign or compliance-driven alternative to commercial video conferencing Hosting large meetings with more than 100 participants Adding a customized meeting frontend on top of LiveKit
How do I install meet?
Read the installation docs in the repository Follow the Docker Compose or Kubernetes instructions in the docs to self-host
Where can I get meet?
The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/suitenumerique/meet

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