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Run video meetings with recordings, transcripts, and AI recaps
tide
A self-hosted video meeting service with optional recording and sign-in.
Meet tide
tide is a video conference service that runs on infrastructure you control. Its web application and media server are bundled into one Go program, with deployment instructions for a Linux server or Kubernetes. Participants create a room and share its link, while audio and video remain on the operator's server.
Administrators can add OpenID Connect sign-in to control who creates rooms and allow guests to join through invitations. Optional server-side recording stores meeting files in an S3-compatible bucket. The project includes source code, configuration documentation, and a public demo, making it suitable for teams that want to operate their own meeting service.
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- Website
- tide.convex.works
- Status
- Launched
- Category
- Communication
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