52m
Session replay · 52m
ostkatt streamed Counter-Strike 2
Voice, streaming, and proof last night's clutch actually happened.
m3llo keeps the best parts of your gaming sessions. Automatic recaps, one-tap clips, session replays. Voice and streaming built in.
gbg_gamerz
Crew feed
9 clips this week
52m
Weekly recap
18.4h
Top gameCounter-Strike 2
Longest sesh1h 45m
Clips9
MVPs
win_dev_1
52m
ostkatt
47m
bobbyGOOG
31m
Voice clip
0:30
b0bben: a little something about m3llo
Voice clip
0:25
fragshifu: no way that flick landed
Catch-up
fragshifu and b0bben ran Premier for 45m while you were away.
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b0bben
General
<80MB
RAM when in VC
<80MB
Install size
1080p60
Stream quality
<60ms
Voice latency
Rust + C++
Native core
OPEN SOURCE
Apache 2.0
01 · Crew feed
A home for the crew. Not a graveyard of pings.
The crew feed is what m3llo looks like the morning after. Last night's best clip sits at the top. A weekly recap shows how much time you spent together. When you open m3llo, you land somewhere that actually remembers you were there.
01Session replays
A stream ended? The feed shows a session replay card with snapshots, duration, and who watched. Jump straight to the highlight.
02Weekly recap
How long you played together. How many clips. Running jokes. A tiny ritual that makes the week feel like something.
03Catch-up cards
Missed the session? The feed shows you what happened without making you read 400 messages.
1h 06m
Session replay · 1h 06m
titovicka streamed The Finals
Weekly recap
12.7h
Top gameThe Finals
Longest sesh2h 12m
Clips6
Voice clip
0:25
fragshifu: no way that flick landed
Catch-up
ostkatt and fragshifu hopped in for ranked while you were offline.
02 · Clips
Last 30 seconds, saved.
Someone said something hilarious or maybe you hit an epic clutch shot. Tap once and you'll have 30 seconds saved, uploaded, and living in your crew feed. No OBS, no setup, no "I wish I'd recorded that."
Clips land in the feed instantly. Everyone in the crew can play it back. And it stays there, part of your crew's moment in time.
Oh, and no dropped frames. The buffer sits on disk, not RAM. Your game doesn't notice.
Voice clip
0:22
ostkatt: "hold angle hold angle"
Voice clip
0:30
titovicka: "that was all luck btw"
Voice clip
0:17
fragshifu: "nah we queue one more"
One tap
Lives in the feed
Stream clips · soon
03 · Voice, streaming, chat
Live · 3 watching
1080p60 · 4.5 MbpsGPU encode
NVIDIA
AMD
Intel
Sub-second
Everything you need to hang out. Built in.
The feed captures what matters, but voice, streaming, and chat are where it all happens. Low-latency voice with neural noise cancellation. 1080p60 game streaming encoded on your GPU. Text chat with markdown, replies, reactions, and GIFs.
All of it runs in under 80MB of RAM. Your game gets the resources, not your comms app.
01Built for playing together, not managing a community
m3llo is for small private crews who want to get into voice and game fast. Not big public communities.
02Rust and C++ under the hood
Not because it's trendy. Because we don't want the app affecting your FPS when you're in a firefight. Performance is the foundation.
03Open source and self-hostable
The full stack is Apache 2.0 on GitHub. Inspect it, fork it, run your own. Your crew, your rules.
05 · Self-host
Make your own.
The full client and backend is open source. Fork it, read it, run it on your own machine(s).
01
For the tinkerers
For those of you who never really got over losing Ventrilo. For the tinkerers who need another project for that dusty Raspberry Pi in the drawer (we're one of you ourselves).
02
Up to 6 live, on your box
Voice and streaming channels support up to 6 live participants direct between machines. No third parties, no relay. All setup instructions are on GitHub.
03
Bigger crews? Add-on
Planning on running a larger community? Extended limits are available as an optional add-on using our hosted infrastructure in Europe. Pay only for what you use. No strings attached.
FAQ
The reasonable questions.
A gaming app for small crews. Voice, streaming, chat, and a crew feed that remembers what you did together. Open source. Made in Europe.
No, and we're not pretending to be a direct replacement. m3llo is narrower. It's for small gaming crews who want voice, stream, and a feed that remembers. Big public communities with 10,000 people are not the target. Full comparison here if you want the side-by-side.
Yes. The core app is free. Voice, streaming, chat, crews, clips. All of it. A paid m3llo+ tier (~€5/mo) is coming later for extras like permanent clip history beyond 7 days, HD streaming, and larger crew sizes. If you'd rather not pay anyone anything, the whole stack is open source on GitHub.
Yes. The client, middleware, and backend are all Apache 2.0 on GitHub. For crews bigger than 6, our hosted infrastructure is an optional add-on.
Windows and macOS in the current alpha. Linux next. Native binaries, not Electron. Install is under 80MB.
Bob, from Göteborg, Sweden. Solo dev with a day job. Building in public on Bluesky and r/m3llo_app.