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JaaS: The team that builds Jitsi can now also run it for you

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Re: JaaS: The team that builds Jitsi can now also run it for you

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Congrats this seems like a very needed product! We tried Jitsi for our web app (1), but ultimately settled on Daily.co for it's pricing and easy developer experience. How does JaaS stability compare to Jitsi? Any one here chose Jitsi over Daily?

1. https://codingrooms.com/

Re: JaaS: The team that builds Jitsi can now also run it for you

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Congrats this seems like a very needed product! We tried Jitsi for our web app (1), but ultimately settled on Daily.co for it's pricing and easy developer experience. How does JaaS stability compare to Jitsi? Any one here chose Jitsi over Daily? 1. https://codingrooms.com/

This is great since selfhosted jitsi somehow developed into an IT support nightmare for us. Would be awesome to hear how they are doing the scaling. Our IT only offers jitsi only for max 10 ppl in a room which keeps us from using it at least in 50% of the cases. Also some users are reporting problems, so it would really be great to see a supported desktop app for all relevant platforms for those that struggle to get the browser setup right. Also native performance background effects has become something that at least could support bits of privacy in this crazy home office world ( it is not always e2ee that makes the difference).

Re: JaaS: The team that builds Jitsi can now also run it for you

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CoScreen, an app sharing and pair programming tool [1] runs on Jitsi / JaaS. I work on that project. We're really happy with the service since a reliable and fast global infrastructure is key for what we offer. [1] https://www.coscreen.co

Hi! This looks great. I'm assuming it being free is temporary, do you have any information on future pricing?

Re: JaaS: The team that builds Jitsi can now also run it for you

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I host the Asia-Pacific weekly meetup for BeWelcome every Thursday night, starting in about an hour (23:00 NZDT, 18:00 UTC+8)

https://meet.jit.si/BeWelcome-Chat_4MembersVolunteers

BeWelcome is like CouchSurfing, but free and open-source. The leaders therefore chose to support other OSS where possible, including Jitsi. Less than 25 people attend regularly, but hopefully it can grow (not many people travelling these days, it's nice to hear first-hand about life in Singapore, China, Korea, Germany, Italy). If we have Jitsi-related issues, I'll try to let you know! And you're all welcome to drop in and find out more :)

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