Apps Related to Peer-To-Peer Streaming

PeerTube is a free and open-source, decentralized video platform built on the ActivityPub and WebTorrent protocols. It enables individuals and organizations to host their own video instances, federating with others to create a distributed network independent of large corporate platforms. This approach promotes censorship resistance, user control, and a diverse ecosystem of content.

SopCast is a free, peer-to-peer (P2P) software application designed for streaming live video and audio content over the internet. Primarily known for broadcasting and watching live television channels and events, it leverages P2P technology to reduce server load and accommodate a larger audience.

IPFSTube is a decentralized, peer-to-peer video platform built on IPFS, offering a censorship-resistant alternative to traditional video sharing sites. It enables users to watch, share, and host videos without relying on central servers, promoting free speech and community-driven content discovery.

Butter Project is a discontinued open-source application suite designed for streaming video content over the BitTorrent protocol. It allowed users to watch movies and videos directly from torrents without needing to download the entire file, leveraging peer-to-peer technology for media consumption.