Thriving 
GO 
TS Self-hosted, sub-500 ms live game streaming over WebTransport + WebCodecs — join by code, scales horizontally across a Go relay fleet.
https://tuhis.github.io/gawk/ ↗ HEALTH ? 90 / Healthy
Thriving GO TS // readme
gawk
Self-hosted, low-latency live game streaming for the browser. A broadcaster shares their screen; viewers join with a 6-character code and watch at sub-500 ms glass-to-glass latency (≈50 ms measured on a hardware encode/decode path) — no accounts, no plugins, no native app required.
gawk.ioio.fi runs this exact stack. This repository is everything needed to run your own: two Helm charts, two images, and a self-hosting guide.
Features
- Sub-500 ms latency — WebTransport datagrams + WebCodecs, tuned to favor dropped frames over stalled playback
- Join by code — no accounts, no installs for broadcasters or viewers
- Scales horizontally — a self-federating relay fleet carries hundreds of broadcasts and ~1,000 viewers on a single hot broadcast
- Native broadcasters for Linux, Windows and macOS with true hardware encode (the browser cannot hardware-encode on Linux — why)
- System and per-application audio, Opus, synchronized off a shared clock
- Resilience opt-ins —…