Identity-first onboarding
Sign in with a registered account or confirm a guest identity first; room selection unlocks only after identity is ready, and room passwords stay separate from account passwords.
DizyChat is a home-hosted real-time community platform. Rooms, accounts, history, uploads, moderation, and the core realtime stack run on infrastructure we control, while optional integrations stay scoped to the jobs they perform. Chat from the web, Android app, or iPhone/iPad Home Screen, then add calls, media, watch parties, radio, and soundboards without handing the room to a social platform.
The deployed DizyChat core runs from self-hosted infrastructure, including server, data, media, and realtime services.
No third-party social network owns the rooms, accounts, message history, or moderation layer.
Browser/PWA, signed Android, and the Capacitor iOS path share the same server-managed DizyChat frontend.
DizyChat combines identity-aware rooms, persistent history, fail-closed upload scanning, rich media, notifications, realtime communication, and host-grade moderation without outsourcing the community itself to a third-party chat platform.
Sign in with a registered account or confirm a guest identity first; room selection unlocks only after identity is ready, and room passwords stay separate from account passwords.
Express, Socket.IO, MongoDB state, local upload quarantine and ClamAV, media processing, and self-hosted LiveKit run under project control.
Announce, pin, purge, mute, block, ban, or silence straight from chat. Role-aware controls keep room authority on the server.
Use DizyChat in the browser, install it to an iPhone/iPad Home Screen, sideload the signed Android app, or build the native Capacitor iOS path.
Thread replies, edit or delete messages, react with emoji, star favorites, pin important posts, and search across paginated history.
Uploads enter a private quarantine and must receive a clean local ClamAV verdict before promotion. Voice notes are normalized for broad playback compatibility.
Open the server-proxied GIPHY picker, searchable meme soundboard, quick emoji panel, custom emoji, and sound controls from the composer.
Browser and Home Screen Web Push sit alongside Android native notifications with Reply and Mark as read actions, plus the build-ready native iOS notification path.
Psybin Radio shows now-playing metadata with play, pause, mute, volume, and resilient reconnect controls right inside its room.
OpenGraph cards and responsive inline media keep supported links useful inside the conversation, including Rumble and other media-aware previews.
The realtime core stays under DizyChat control, including the self-hosted LiveKit path. Optional jam and watch integrations extend the room without becoming the place where your community identity or message history lives.
Open the embedded room call, choose Normal or Music mode before joining, use voice or webcam, and share a screen while call identity remains scoped to the current room.
Launch room-based jam sessions with JackTrip or SonoBus while keeping the band coordination, room identity, and conversation in DizyChat.
Paste a video URL to create a synced Watch2Gether room, share the join card with everyone in DizyChat, and clear it when the host wraps up.
DizyChat now keeps account or guest identity separate from room access, so browser password managers do not confuse account credentials with private-room passwords.
Sign in with a registered DizyChat account or confirm a guest name. Room controls stay locked until this step is complete.
Pick a public room or enter the room name your host shared. Add a room password only when the room itself is private.
The DIZY token discussion room is seeded as a persistent public room and remains listed even when empty when configured public. Confirm your identity first; any existing private-room password remains required.
Registered accounts can also return using private Recent Rooms shortcuts. These remember room names, never room passwords, and every visit is checked again.
Use search, pins, stars, room notifications, LiveKit calls, watch parties, and the mobile/PWA clients without changing communities.
DizyChat keeps the core community stack on infrastructure we control: identity, rooms, message history, media safety, moderation, and realtime communication. External integrations can add features without becoming the foundation of the community.