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PulseBeam

A lightweight WebRTC SFU media server that connects clients for real-time audio/video, with HTTP signaling and efficient codec support.

PulseBeam is a lightweight WebRTC SFU (Selective Forwarding Unit) media server that enables real-time audio and video communication for mobile, IoT, and web applications. It solves the complexity of building real-time features by providing a simple, general-purpose server that connects clients without heavy architectures. The product targets developers and engineering teams at startups and mid-market companies who need to integrate real-time media into their products. It is positioned as a developer-friendly, open-source solution with a Rust-powered core, HTTP signaling, and battery-efficient codecs, offering a simpler alternative to more complex media servers.

Key features

  • Rust-powered core for low latency
  • HTTP signaling (WHIP/WHEP compatible)
  • Enforced H.264 and Opus codecs
  • Separate control and data planes
  • Optional client SDKs
  • Open source (AGPL-3.0 server, Apache-2.0 clients)
  • Docker deployment with no dependencies
  • No social media activity within the last 30 days
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