vaskel. is a place for your group to chat, call and share screens. It runs in the browser, on a Cloudflare instance you host. People join by invitation.
Drop into a voice room, show what you're working on, or keep a game-night conversation going while you browse the chat. Calls stay with you as you move between rooms.
Built with GPT-6 Astra.
Organize conversations into circles, with text and voice rooms inside each one. Keep a room private when it needs a smaller audience. One account works across the instance, and direct messages stay with you across circles.
Share files, quote a message into another conversation, or search for something you remember. Saved drafts survive a reload. Read cached history offline, then reconnect when you're ready to send.
The interface is available in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Japanese. You can get a feel for it at vaskel.com.
Give your coding agent this request:
Set up vaskel. using https://vaskel.com/INSTALL.md. Guide me through any prerequisites.
You'll need your own Cloudflare account, a Workers paid plan and a domain. Your agent walks you through the app address, email delivery and call setup, then hands you a link to create the host account. From there, create a circle and invite someone.
The installation guide has the full procedure. Our small-group cost example budgets about US$5–10 a month. Your bill depends on usage, especially video and screen sharing.
The development guide covers local setup and checks. Architecture explains how the app fits together, and the documentation index links the feature guides.
vaskel-owned code is available under the MIT license. Dependencies retain their own licenses; see third-party notices.