If an AI agent lives in your operating system, it can see what you see and do what you do, across every app.
So “this app is encrypted” doesn't mean much.
The point is: If you can’t verify it, you can’t trust it.
With @Streamr_App, you will be able to.
StreamrApp Alpha is live. Private 10-person video calls.
If you care about calls that don’t default to “extract + store on centralized servers,” this is worth testing.
Beta soon.
The AI agent economy is exploding.
OpenClaw hit 100,000+ GitHub stars and pulled ~2M visitors in a week.
But if agents still depend on centralized APIs for live data, the “agent economy” inherits the Web2 tax: throttles, logging, outages, and gatekeepers.
Decentralizing the model isn’t enough. The real bottleneck is the data transport layer.
That’s where Streamr fits: real-time data flow, peer-to-peer, encrypted, no central broker.
Streamr Alpha is live.
We built a serverless, encrypted platform so conversations can happen privately, without relying on central infrastructure that was never designed to protect them.
This is how online communication should work.
🔶We spent a long time asking ourselves a simple question:
Why do video calls still need central servers at all?
Once you look closely, most of the privacy and reliability issues start right there.
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The big lie: “It’s encrypted, so it’s private.”
This week, we open the Streamr App Alpha. In an AI-driven world, privacy can’t be a toggle.
It has to live at the architecture level.
Streamr App is Zoom-like video conferencing, powered by serverless, decentralized tech that removes chokepoints and reduces vendor dependence.
What’s in the Alpha:
• Video conferencing + chat
• Unlimited meeting length
• Unlimited attendees (up to 10 speakers)
• End-to-end encryption for call content
• Serverless by design, no middlemen to intercept
• Built so third parties don’t get a seat in your meeting
This has been a year in the making.
We ship early, learn fast, and build with people who actually care about where online communication is heading.
Hit the link to try it, join the community, and help shape what this becomes.
People looking for alternative video conferencing apps…look into @Streamr_App; better, faster, private, hyperscalable and zero dependencies on BigTech companies
A new season of Building in Public calls kicks off tomorrow.
Join us for the first episode of the year, we’ve got a lot to cover.
The beta is almost here, and we’ll be walking through how to get the most out of your Streamr experience.
Don’t miss it.
Live streams are now supported by operator nodes that earn $DATA to keep them running.
That’s a fundamentally different model than server-based streaming.
All being done on @Streamr_App
January → Litepaper V2
The network architecture. The intelligence layer. The contributor model. And the economic model. Everything you've been asking for. Finally here in 2026.
The privacy conversation has barely started.
Private calls.
Private meetings.
Private business data.
StreamrApp is designed to bring video conferencing back into your hands, away from centralized cloud servers.
Privacy won’t come from promises. It will come from infrastructure.