Riverside

This is a minimal peer-to-peer audio/video recording application inspired by Riverside.fm. It allows two participants to connect via a WebRTC-based video call and record their own audio/video streams locally in high quality. Once the recording is complete, each participant's media is uploaded to Amazon S3 for storage and later retrieval.

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9 Stars

2 Forks

9 Watchers

TypeScript Language

gpl-2.0 License

89.5 SrcLog Score

Cost to Build

$332.2K

Market Value

$498.8K

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3 data points · 2025-09-15 → 2026-04-20

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