Browser-local mesh service built with mesh-common
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Aug 26, 2026 - TypeScript
Browser-local mesh service built with mesh-common
A browser-local book-club lottery with one nomination per peer and a transparent draw.
A shared one-word wall for group reflection and check-ins.
A browser-local, turn-based recipe relay with one safe step per peer.
A browser-local shared availability picker for small cohorts.
Browser-local peer-to-peer Mesh Common service
Peer-to-peer browser service built with mesh-common.
Browser-local shared listening queue for passing the next pick between friends
A peer-attributed shared board for useful links in the room.
A browser-local capacity-safe volunteer shift desk.
A browser-local shared focus sprint with an honest timer.
A one-choice-per-peer live poll.
Installation rehearsal: synchronized screen light, optional torch, and local multi-angle capture.
A browser-local end-of-session feedback board.
A peer-to-peer lucky draw for a room.
A browser-local shared turn order for small groups.
A browser-local two-peer drawing race with a shared timer and accessible fallback controls.
A browser-local clue passing game for a room of peers.
A shared, live agenda for lightweight facilitated sessions.
A shared peer-to-peer host handoff board for facilitation without accounts.
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