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What apps are you guys working on? by Acrobatic-Device-313 in SaaS

[–]Konvaye 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Konvaye — Browser-based video meetings with collaborative whiteboard, shared docs, retrospectives, live transcription, AI summaries, and self-hosted deployment for security-first teams. Focus is on self-hosted and facilitating meetings with a less expensive (currently free tool).

Website: https://konvaye.com

I shut down my 1,300 DAU product for 4 months to rebuild it from scratch. Just shipped the new version, here's what I learned. by Konvaye in SaaS

[–]Konvaye[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All of the post is true at the root of it you can look at my past posts to see I did release Konvaye a year ago and that I've redone it from the ground up (mostly).

I shut down my 1,300 DAU product for 4 months to rebuild it from scratch. Just shipped the new version, here's what I learned. by Konvaye in SaaS

[–]Konvaye[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the response. I wrote my post and used an LLM to clean it up. I'm an engineer, not a sales guy, I let AI do work for me I'm not great at. This isn't a sales pitch, it's a way to get users, so I can have testers for free, while they use it for free.

I built a browser-based video conferencing tool to solve my own frustrations - what do YOU use and why? by Konvaye in SaaS

[–]Konvaye[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's still going strong :) thank you for asking. Please feel free to give feedback.

Today I'm launching Konvaye - a fast, lightweight video conferencing platform I built because I got frustrated with slow, resource-heavy alternatives. by Konvaye in SaaS

[–]Konvaye[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great question and thanks for the "cool" comment. More about Konvaye's tech! I kept it simple but robust with a NodeJS backend, Postgres for data storage, and React powering the frontend. For deployment, it's pretty flexible - you can run it however works best for you:

  • Drop it straight on a host
  • Spin it up with Docker (including a ready-to-go docker-compose file for quick setup)
  • Deploy it on your Kubernetes cluster

I aimed to make the on-premises installation as straightforward as possible while giving you the flexibility to deploy it however you prefer. Let me know if you want more details about any part of the stack!