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.
Not a stripped-down toy. Every feature below runs inside a native window that idles around 53 MB — the stuff you reach for on a raid night, minus the bloat.
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.
One friend mic'd through a jet engine, another whispering? Ride each person's level on its own slider until the mix sits right — up to 500% for the quiet ones.
Tuck it into the system tray and forget it's running. When a new build ships, it updates itself in the background — no reinstall, no launcher to babysit.
Free, tiny, and native to Windows. Grab it and hop in your group in about thirty seconds.