Clover - Real-Time Messaging, Audio & Video Conferencing Web App - Node.js, React, WebRTC, Socket.IO 2.9.0

Clover is an instant messaging & conferencing web app with audio / video capabilities, both in one-to-one calls and in group calls with multiple remote peers!

Requirements​

Clover requires a private server or cloud instance with (at least) 2GB of RAM.

We provide a fully automated installation script that works on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, 20.04 LTS and 18.04 LTS that will save you a lot of time and a huge headache!

Features​

Clover offers a lot of features, we encourage you to try them all out in the demo app!

• Instant Messaging through Socket.IO
• Group conversation rooms
• Audio / Video one-to-one and one-to-many via WebRTC
• Adding another peer to an existing call
• Muting local audio or local video
• Switching between audio and video call
• Video cover / contain button during call
• Sending images, even multiple images at once
• Emoji support with “bubble removal” for emoji-only messages
• Profile image
• Nice login / register page
• Admin panel to create, edit and delete users
• Mobile version, phone and tablet, for instant messaging! Audio and video calls will now work on mobile!
• IPv6 support
• Email password reset

Framework and Libraries​

Clover is a MERN application, developed using Node.js – Express – MongoDB on the backend and React – Redux on the frontend. It also relies heavily on Socket.IO and mediasoup WebRTC. Mediasoup is more stable than standard WebRTC and does not require a STUN / TURN server.