Peer-to-peer · End-to-end encrypted

Talk freely over a network that belongs to no one.

Nexyn connects you directly — device to device. No central server stores your conversations, because none ever gets to see them.

Open beta · free · Windows & Linux

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Live

The network right now

This many people are currently connected to the Nexyn network — live, straight from the relay.

Community

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Read along, ask questions, share ideas and follow news & updates — on the official Nexyn forum. No Discord, right in your browser.

Trailer

See Nexyn in action.

A quick look — decentralized, encrypted, yours.

What sets Nexyn apart

Privacy isn't a feature. It's the foundation.

Most voice apps route everything through their servers. Nexyn flips that around: the technology is built so that eavesdropping isn’t even possible.

End-to-end encrypted

Audio and messages are encrypted on your device and only decrypted at the recipient. Your keys never leave your devices.

Directly peer to peer

Your audio travels via WebRTC straight to the other side instead of through a mixing server — less latency and no central point that could listen in.

Zero-knowledge relay

The signaling server only brokers the connection setup. It never gets to see content, keys or conversation data.

Automatic host failover

If the current host leaves, another device takes over automatically — no central authority, no downtime for everyone else.

Crystal-clear sound

Real-time noise suppression filters keyboard, fans and background noise right on the device — without the detour through a cloud.

Entirely yours

Themes, custom color schemes, avatars, push-to-talk or voice activation. Nexyn adapts to you — not the other way around.

A closer look

This is Nexyn.

One tidy window for everything — no nested menus, no learning curve.

Everything in one place

Everything in one place

Voice and text channels, the online list and jumping into a conversation — all in a single window. One click on a voice channel connects you instantly, with no call ceremony.

Talk and type — in the same room

Talk and type — in the same room

Every voice channel has its text channels right beside it. Shared links turn into clean preview cards with title, description and image — sharing explains itself.

Sound you control

Sound you control

Up to 48 kHz, plus noise and echo suppression, a noise gate, automatic gain and an AI noise filter (RNNoise) — all on-device and each toggle on its own.

Make it yours

Make it yours

Ready-made themes like Nexyn, Midnight Purple, Ember or Matrix — or build your own color scheme, export it as a file and share it with others.

Your face, your language

Your face, your language

Pick from colorful avatar presets — others see it in the voice HUD, in channels and in chat. And the interface comes in five languages: German, English, Spanish, French, Russian.

Direct messages only the two of you can read

Direct messages only the two of you can read

One-to-one chats are end-to-end encrypted straight between you, with read receipts. And before you trust someone, you compare their device fingerprint and safety number (Signal-style) — so “verified” really means verified.

Servers you actually control

Servers you actually control

Roles with fine-grained permissions, tiered verification, invite links with QR code, expiry and usage limits, a dedicated ban overview — and a tamper-evident moderation log that can’t be quietly rewritten after the fact.

How it works

The server brings you together — then steps aside.

Three steps, one principle: brokering and content are strictly separated. Whoever connects you doesn’t listen in.

Request a connection

Two clients exchange only the technical info they need to find each other, via the zero-knowledge relay — encrypted.

Open a direct line

Once the handshake is done, WebRTC connects the devices directly. From that moment the relay is out of the loop.

Talk encrypted

Audio and chat flow end-to-end encrypted directly between you. No one in between can listen — not even us.

How it compares

Nexyn next to the big names.

An honest comparison with Discord and TeamSpeak — on what we care about: privacy, control, no lock-in.

Feature Nexyn Discord TeamSpeak
End-to-end encrypted
No account / sign-up
No server to rent or host
Decentralized (peer-to-peer)
No tracking or telemetry ~
Your data isn’t stored by a company ~
Free — no paywalled features ~ ~
End-to-end encrypted direct messages
Tamper-evident moderation log ~ ~

Yes ~ Partly No

TeamSpeak: “partly” = depends on the server operator. Discord: free, but with paid Nitro tiers. As of: open beta, no warranty.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Answered briefly and honestly.

Does Nexyn cost anything?

During the open beta, Nexyn is free — just download and use it.

Which operating systems are supported?

Windows 10 and 11 as well as Linux (as an AppImage). Both get automatic updates.

Is Nexyn really end-to-end encrypted?

Yes. Audio and messages are encrypted with libsodium on your device and only decrypted at the recipient — your keys never leave your devices.

Can the server operator see my conversations?

No. The relay is zero-knowledge and only brokers the connection setup. Audio then flows directly between participants (P2P) — the server never gets to see any content.

Do I need an account?

No, no sign-up is required to get started — download, launch, connect.

Do I need my own server?

No. Nexyn is peer-to-peer — there’s no server to rent or run. One device hosts the session, and if it leaves, another takes over automatically.

Get started

Get Nexyn

Download Nexyn, launch it, connect. Updates arrive automatically.

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