Your own line to your people.

Voice, chat and screen sharing for a group of friends on your own server. Everyone in one room, wherever they are, with sound that keeps up.

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Voice

General4 in the room

MMax12:04
AAnna
DDan
LLea

GamesNobody here yet

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generalAnna: who’s in voice?

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Voice connectedGeneral · 38 ms

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Today

Anna21:02

Who’s in voice? Match in ten

Dan21:02

Joining in five minutes

Lea21:03

@Dan map’s in #files

tournament_map.png2.4 MB~~🔥 3👍 2~~

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Anna21:06

Sharing my screen, can you see it?

Message #general

0third-party services between friends

1 linkand a friend is in

1 commandand the server is up

100%of messages and files on your own server

Live sound

Sound that keeps up.

Calls run through your server, with no third-party service in the middle. When the connection sags, there is Anti-lag: one switch, fewer dropouts.

Invite only

Friends join by link.

One person sets up the server, the rest need only a link: open it, sign up, and the newcomer is already in friends. No server addresses or passwords to hand out, and no strangers get in.

For games

Voices in, keyboards out.

Neural noise suppression removes keyboards and fans. Push to talk works on any key, even with Gomex minimized and a game on screen. Calls have camera and screen sharing.

Like Discord

Who’s where, at a glance.

Voice rooms show who is inside, and joining takes one click. Mentions, replies, reactions and files work as in Discord, nothing new to learn.

Inside

Familiar. Only yours.

Search Voice General4 Games Text general files

general

AAnna14:02
Who’s in voice?

DDan14:02
In five

LLea14:03
@Dan map’s in files
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tournament_map.png2.4 MB

AAnna14:06
Screen visible?

Message #general

Familiar layout

Servers, list and chat in their usual places. Nothing to get used to.

64mslatency

Connection check

A test call on first launch. If the direct route fails, Anti-lag turns on by itself.

In voice now7 people

Who’s where

Green is your room, pink is where friends are. One click to join.

Clean voice

Noise suppression mutes keyboards and street noise.

InviteMMaxAAnnaLLea

?invite=7K2Q9F

Join by link

Everyone gets a personal link. Newcomers land straight in friends.

Everything else

The rest,
without the tour.

Channels, direct messages, groups. Text and voice in one window, laid out like Discord.
Camera and screen. A game or a desktop for friends to watch. Video is never cropped.
Push to talk. Any key or mouse button, even with the window minimized.
Noise suppression. Off, standard or strong: strong mutes keyboards and street noise.
Mentions and replies. Every mention and reply collects in Notifications.
Reactions and files. Emoji under a message, files by drag and drop.
History search. Finds where a friend dropped that one link.
Runs in the background. A closed window does not stop calls.
Updates itself. A new version installs on restart.
Nightly backups. A copy of messages and files once a day, kept for two weeks.
Anti-lag. Calls relayed through the server, fewer dropouts on weak networks. The server can turn it on for everyone.
Lightweight. The cheapest server is enough.

Everything stays
on your ownserver.

Messages, files and calls go through your server, not a third-party service. Invite only, no strangers.
No email, phone number or ID: a nickname, a password and an invite.

How security works →

Install

One sets up the server,
the rest download the app.

Only the server and the domain are paid for. No subscriptions.

Set up the server

One person does this. A low-cost server and a domain; the wizard asks for the rest and sets it all up.

$curl -fsSL https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@gomex.llc/install/install.sh | sh

For the server · no Node needed

Full install guide →

Download the app

For everyone else. Installs like any other program; on first launch an invite link is all it needs.

Also works without installing: the server address in a browser, phones included.

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Questions and answers.

How stable are calls?

Calls run through your server, with no third-party services in the middle. When the connection sags, Anti-lag helps: Gomex offers to turn it on, and turns it on by itself on first launch if a direct call does not go through.

Is it like Discord?

Same layout and habits: servers on the left, channels and voice rooms next to them, direct messages, reactions, files, camera and screen sharing. The difference: the server is your own, and entry is by invite only.

How is it different from TeamSpeak?

Something like TeamSpeak and Discord combined: your own server, as with TeamSpeak, and the familiar Discord interface with chat, direct messages, camera and screen sharing. People join with an invite link, no address or password to hand out.

Who sees calls and messages?

Calls and messages go through your server, not a third-party service. Messages and files are stored on that server. Whoever installed the server has access to it, so it is best installed by someone everyone trusts.

Who can join the server?

Only with a personal invite link. By default one link lets five people sign up, and each lands straight in the inviter’s friends.

What does your own server take?

One low-cost server (VPS) on Ubuntu or Debian with 1 GB of memory or more, and a domain. The setup wizard asks for what it needs and does the rest.

Is there a phone app?

No separate app. On a phone Gomex opens in the browser with its own layout and can be added to the home screen. Desktop apps are available for Mac and Windows.

Can the domain stay on Cloudflare?

Yes, with the records left as DNS only (grey cloud). Calls do not pass through the Cloudflare proxy. The installer shows which records to add.

All your people, one server.