Crystal-clear P2P voice
Opus audio flows straight between you and your friends over encrypted WebRTC. The server only introduces you — it never touches your audio.
LightVC is a voice + text chat app for gamers on low-end rigs. It sits in your tray at about 53 MB. Discord sits at six hundred. Leave it open all night and never feel it.
Not a stripped-down toy — the stuff you reach for on a raid night, minus the bloat, the ads, and the launcher that eats a gigabyte before you say a word.
Opus audio flows straight between you and your friends over encrypted WebRTC. The server only introduces you — it never touches your audio.
Hold to speak, release for silence. No open-mic keyboard clatter, no breathing into the void mid-clutch.
Cut your mic or drop all incoming audio without alt-tabbing. The hotkeys fire even when LightVC isn't the focused window.
Drop links, callouts, and coordinates in the room. Messages stick around, so whoever joins late can scroll back and catch up.
Paste a screenshot of that impossible boss, or send a config straight into chat — up to 50 MB a file. Thumbnails show inline; click to open full-size.
Show your run, your build, or the bug you swear isn't your fault. One click opens a share right in your browser, tied to the same room.
LightVC is written in Go and draws its own window — no Chromium, no Electron, no 300 MB of browser stuffed inside a chat app. That's why it starts instantly and sips memory.
Grab the launcher — a small zip. No sign-up, no email wall.
Right-click the zip and Extract All into any folder you like. It's fully self-contained.
LightVC.exeDouble-click it, enter your name and your group's invite secret, and you're in. It keeps itself updated from here.
Free, tiny, and native to Windows. Your low-end rig — and your framerate — will thank you.