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About Moin: Low-Latency Voice Chat

Moin is fast, low-latency group voice chat for friends, teams, gaming groups and online communities. Choose a nickname, invite your friends and start talking. No central account required. Your space, ready to go Join your personal space and share its link with friends. No separate server or setup needed. Your device hosts the space, and it stays open as long as you’re in it. Communities built to stay Need a lasting home with multiple rooms? Join a hosted community using its link or server ID, or run your own server and keep control of your communication infrastructure. Move between rooms, see who’s online and follow who’s talking. Features: • Low-latency group voice chat • Personal spaces for spontaneous calls • Hosted communities with multiple voice rooms • Screen sharing • Simple guest access without a central account • Cross-platform clients • No ads, paid boosts or seat limits Say moin. Start talking.

What’s new

Version 2026.7 · Updated October 14, 2026

Added Windows and Linux: choose in Settings › Video whether screen sharing uses hardware acceleration, Cisco OpenH264, or both, and see which one your share runs on. Stream details in Settings › Troubleshooting shows each screen share's size, frame rate, and decoder under the sharer's name. Desktop: Voice activity, a new Input mode in Settings that sends your voice only while you speak, with Automatic or Threshold detection. Desktop: set how loud each screen share plays with a slider under its speaker button. Desktop: move the pointer over a screen share to see its size and frame rate under the sharer's name. Pick a status from Quick, your pinned statuses, or Recent, the last three you set. What's new in Settings lists what changed in the version you have, and after an update a What's new button appears beside Settings until you open it. Changed Room messages are now called Status, and the button is a pencil. Windows: a screen share fades as it enters and leaves fullscreen. Add a connection connects, joins, and saves in one step. A space you add is named after its owner, and you can rename it under More actions. Invite links are about half as long, so they fit in chats with a short message limit. Links you already shared keep working. Mobile: Settings and Send feedback are in the header beside Moin, and the filter chips have their row to themselves. A screen share's size and frame rate no longer show under the sharer's name unless Stream details is on in Settings › Troubleshooting. Fixed Moin opens without Your space when its saved settings can't be read, and offers to reset it. A screen share with sound no longer drops most of its frames when the sound falls behind the picture.

App privacy

The developer, Casper Storm, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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