Bring participants together
Room enrollment and admission control give your shared sessions a defined entry point.
A foundation for connected applications
Independent peers.
Shared possibilities.
Peer-to-peer communication for the web.
Room enrollment, peer discovery, and WebRTC signaling. Vefr gives you the communication layer to connect your web clients—and the freedom to build the rest.
Client SDK / Documented protocol / Self-hostable backends
Self-hosted signaling.Direct connections.Shared experiences.
01 / THE COMMUNICATION LAYER
A defined foundation.
Your application on top.
Vefr handles how participants find one another and establish connections. Your application decides what happens next.
CONNECTION MODELConceptual
Your signaling backendEnrollment · admission · discovery
Client AWeb application
↔WebRTC
Client BWeb application
Signaling establishes the session. Peers exchange application data over their connection.
Establish peer connections
Peer discovery and WebRTC signaling support the connection process between web clients.
Keep control of your infrastructure
Deploy a reference backend on your own infrastructure. The protocol keeps the architecture independent of a single provider.
Connectivity depends on network conditions and your WebRTC configuration. Application state and synchronization remain your application’s responsibility.
02 / GETTING STARTED
Build the experience.
Own the connection.
Start with the client SDK, then choose how to run your signaling backend. A documented protocol connects the pieces.
Explore the source on GitHub- 01
Integrate the client
Use the
@vefrpackage family as the entry point for your web application. - 02
Deploy a backend
Start with a self-hostable reference implementation. The initial backend targets Cloudflare Durable Objects.
- 03
Connect your participants
Enroll in a room, discover peers, and establish connections for your application’s shared experience.
03 / GO DEEPER
Built to be understood.
Inspect the code. Understand the protocol.
Make the infrastructure your own.