Topic channels, direct messages and voice rooms with camera and screen sharing. In the browser, on the desktop and on the phone.
An account on outcome.ru is free — all it takes is an e-mail. For companies — a space of your own, a week free, or your own server.
Topic channels, replies and reactions, drag-and-drop files, voice messages, search across the whole history and pinned messages in every channel.
Walk into a room and you are on the call. Camera, screen sharing, noise suppression right in the browser, call recordings posted to the room's chat.
A contractor or a client needs no account: the link opens one voice room in the browser, not the whole server.
Direct messages and one-to-one calls are encrypted on your devices. The keys never leave them — the server only ever receives ciphertext.
The app is the same. What differs is where the server runs and who answers for the data.
Ready in a minute, nothing to install.
A separate installation on our hardware. A week free, then per user.
Open Docker images, an MIT-licensed deploy kit.
The web version needs no installation. The desktop app adds a push-to-talk key over any window, sharing a single window with its sound, and a tray icon.
Windows shows SmartScreen — "Windows protected your PC", unknown publisher. The installer has no code-signing certificate yet; every new program is greeted this way. Click "More info", then "Run anyway". It installs into your user profile without administrator rights, and the app fetches new versions by itself.
Android asks for permission to install — the file came from the browser, not from a store. Allow installing from this source and confirm. It is the same app that goes to RuStore, signed with the same key.
Linux: make the AppImage executable — chmod +x — and run it like
any program. The .deb package installs with
sudo apt install ./outcome-desktop_1.0.4_amd64.deb and updates through apt.
The whole stack comes up from one file: the server, PostgreSQL, object storage and the media server for calls. It is the open build without encryption — what protects the conversation there is that the server is yours.
# clone the deploy kit git clone https://github.com/skayloo/Outcome.git cd Outcome # generate the secrets — the file says which and how cp .env.example .env # bring the whole stack up docker compose up -d # open it in the browser http://localhost:8080
No. Make an account on outcome.ru — it takes a minute. Your own server is for those who want the conversation on their own hardware; you can move later.
It depends on the server. On outcome.ru and in company spaces, direct messages and one-to-one calls are end-to-end encrypted: the keys never leave the device. The open build you install yourself has no end-to-end encryption — there, what protects the conversation is that the server is yours. Channels are not end-to-end encrypted anywhere: a channel is a shared room whose history everyone who joins must read.
An account on outcome.ru and your own server are free. The Docker images are free for personal and commercial use, with no cap on the number of people.
A space for a company is paid, per user a month. A separate installation on our hardware with its own database, address, sign-in and look; we run and update it. The first week is free: create a space yourself in a couple of minutes. Your own domain, sign-in with Google or Yandex, payment under a contract — contact us.
The microphone and camera work only over HTTPS or on localhost — the deploy kit comes with TLS. Sound and video go to the media server over UDP, on a port of their own.
Yes, in the app's settings, without writing to support. Your messages stay as "Deleted message" placeholders, so that the replies to them still make sense.
A space for your company, an installation on your server, a question about the product — tell us what you need. We will answer where it suits you: by e-mail, phone or Telegram.
Or write directly: admin@outcome.ru
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