Build peer-to-peer apps
without headaches

Simple and extensible API,
optimized for performance,
for creating WebRTC applications

Why Peerix?

Clean API

Provides a simple JS/TS API that abstracts away the complexities of WebRTC with signaling, negotiation, and state management.

Single Peer Connection

Efficiently manage multiple data channels and media streams over a single peer connection, reducing overhead and improving performance.

Transport agnostic

Designed to work with any signaling transport, use built-in drivers or implement your own custom driver.

All browser support

Works across all major browsers with automatic testing, ensuring your application reaches the widest audience possible.

Customizable and Extensible

Easily extend and customize the library with add-ons to fit your specific needs.

Self-hosted or Cloud-based

Deploy signaling and TURN servers on your own hosting or use our cloud-based solution for reliable and scalable infrastructure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Peerix?

A lightweight JavaScript/TypeScript library that simplifies WebRTC by handling signaling, NAT traversal, and connection state so you can build peer‑to‑peer apps faster.

Do I need a signaling server?

Yes — peers need signaling to discover each other; Peerix is transport‑agnostic and supports drivers for different signaling backends. You can use built‑in drivers or implement your own custom driver.

Is Peerix an SFU or MCU?

No — Peerix is not an SFU (Selective Forwarding Unit) or MCU (Multipoint Control Unit). It focuses on enabling direct peer-to-peer communication between clients, without server-side media processing or routing.

How does Peerix handle NAT and firewalls?

Peerix uses standard WebRTC techniques, such as ICE (Interactive Connectivity Establishment), STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT), and TURN (Traversal Using Relays around NAT) servers, to handle NAT traversal and firewall restrictions, ensuring reliable peer-to-peer connections. You can specify public STUN servers or set up your own TURN server for better connectivity in restrictive network environments.

Can I self‑host or use a cloud offering?

Both — documentation covers self‑hosting your signaling/TURN infrastructure or using cloud hosting options.

Which browsers are supported?

Peerix targets all major browsers; the library and tests aim to ensure broad browser compatibility.

Is Peerix open source?

Peerix is an open‑source project with dual GPLv3 and commercial licenses, allowing you to choose the license that best fits your project’s needs.

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