Host encrypted video conferences via a web browser or mobile app using a self-hosted server deployment.

Jitsi is an open-source web app and server for hosting video conferences that can be accessed directly through a web browser or via dedicated mobile applications. Users can utilize the hosted service at meet.jit.si or deploy the software on their own infrastructure to maintain control over their communication data.
Deployment options include Debian packages and a comprehensive Docker setup to facilitate installation on private servers. For developers and organizations, the platform provides web and native SDKs to integrate video communication capabilities into existing third party applications. The system is designed to be scalable and supports various authentication methods, including Google, Facebook, and GitHub accounts, to manage meeting access.
The architecture is built to support both individual users and enterprise environments. It allows for full branding when run as a self-hosted instance, giving organizations the ability to customize the user experience while managing their own server resources. Advanced users have the option to build all components from source to ensure a specific configuration. The project includes a detailed handbook for documentation and security guidelines to help administrators manage their installations.
Jitsi serves as a flexible video-conferencing solution for users and organizations who prefer self-hosted infrastructure or open standards.
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