Get Datasetto on your devices

The web app is the full experience and needs nothing installed. The native shells add a tray icon, global push to talk, system notifications and a proper screen picker with system audio.

Builds are published on GitHub Releases.

Web app

Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on desktop, plus a phone layout. Add it to your home screen for an app-like window (on iPhone see below).

Open the app

Desktop

Windows, macOS and Linux. Share any window or screen with system audio and mute from the tray.

Latest release on GitHuball platforms

Android

Voice keeps running in the background and the camera flips between front and back. Install the APK directly; Android asks once to allow installs from your browser.

Latest APK on GitHubAndroid 8+

iPhone and iPad

There is no App Store app. Datasetto runs in Safari, and added to the Home Screen it opens full screen like an app and can notify you.

1Open datasetto.com in Safari and sign in
2Tap Share, then Add to Home Screen
3Open it from the Home Screen, then Settings > Notifications

Text, pictures, streams and voice calls work. Voice pauses when you switch apps or lock the phone and picks up again when you come back; notifications need iOS 16.4 or later and the Home Screen version.

Build it yourself

Everything is open source under the GNU AGPLv3. A native iOS app can be built from the same code with Xcode, but none is published.

Source code Desktop build guide Mobile build guide

Which server does the app connect to? The web app talks to the server that serves it. The desktop and Android apps ask for a server address on first start, or read it from runtime-config.json next to the desktop executable. Your friends simply enter the address of the server you run.