v0.1.0 Alpha Release

The Open Source Community Platform You Control.

Self-hosted, real-time messaging, voice channels, and granular permissions. Built with Rust and Tauri for performance and privacy. No SaaS, no limits.

Note:Voxium can serve as an unofficial Discord client, but is currently in Preview and not yet a fully functional replacement for the official client.
Self-Hosted & Private
Rust Backend Safety
Real-time WebSocket
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Why Voxium?

Break free from proprietary platforms. Voxium gives you the power to build your community on your own terms.

Open Source

Full transparency. Audit the code, contribute features, and customize it to your needs. Built with the community, for the community.

Self-Hosted

You own your data. Deploy on your local machine, a VPS, or a private server. No hidden fees, no data mining.

Community First

Designed for real-time collaboration. Voice, video, and text chat without the corporate bloat or tracking.

Everything You Need

A complete feature set to replace your current chat app.

Real-time Messaging

Instant message delivery via WebSocket. feels snappy and responsive.

Voice Channels

Crystal clear voice chat with low latency for gaming or meetings.

Media Support

Drag and drop image uploads, embed support, and file sharing.

Pinned Messages

Keep important information visible for everyone in the channel.

Advanced Search

Find any message instantly with powerful full-text search.

Granular Permissions

Role-based access control for rooms and server management.

Room Management

Create private or public rooms, organize by category.

Admin Tools

Complete control over your server settings and moderation.

Deploy Your Way

Voxium is designed for flexibility. Whether you want a private LAN server or a public community hub, we've got you covered.

Local & LAN

Run it on your PC or home server for zero-latency local chat.

VPS Deployment

Deploy to any VPS (DigitalOcean, Hetzner, AWS) with systemd and Nginx.

Secure Tunnels

Expose your local server securely using Cloudflare Tunnels or Tailscale.

bash — 80x24
~git clone https://github.com/Pouare514/voxium.git
~cd voxium && cargo run --release
Compiling voxium v0.1.0...
Finished release [optimized] target(s) in 2.45s
Running `target/release/voxium`
[INFO] Server listening on 127.0.0.1:8080
[INFO] WebSocket handler initialized
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Built for Communities

Whatever your group needs, Voxium provides the robust foundation to build it.

Gaming Groups

Low-latency voice chat for raids and competitive matches. Self-host to avoid downtimes.

Dev Teams

Secure, private communication for your startup or open-source project. Keep your IP safe.

Study Groups

Organized channels for different subjects. File sharing for notes and assignments.

Built by Developers,
For Developers.

Voxium is 100% open source. We believe in transparency and community-driven development.

Pull Requests Welcome

Found a bug? Want to add a feature? Submit a PR.

Rust & React

Modern stack: Rust (Actix-web) backend, React/Tauri frontend.

Transparent Roadmap

Vote on features and see what's coming next.

dependabot[bot]
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Update tokio to 1.35.0

dependencies:
- tokio = "1.34.0"
+ tokio = "1.35.0"
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I host this on a Raspberry Pi?
Yes! Voxium is extremely lightweight. The Rust backend compiles to a native binary that runs efficiently on ARM architectures like the Raspberry Pi.
Is it hard to set up?
Not at all. We provide a Docker Compose file for one-line deployment. For manual setup, you just need a working PostgreSQL database and the Voxium binary.
Does it support video calls?
Video is currently in experimental alpha. Voice channels are stable and support low-latency communication via WebRTC.
Is it really free?
Yes. Voxium is 100% open-source (AGPLv3). There are no "premium" features locked behind a paywall. You host it, you own it.
Can I use this as a Discord client?
Yes, Voxium has experimental support to act as an unofficial Discord client. However, this feature is currently in early preview. It does not yet support all features of the official client and should be used for testing and development purposes.