VDO.Ninja vs VISQ

This is Peer-to-peer based, capable of working locally on a LAN or via the Internet by means of webRTC encrypted streaming technology. This is the official native iOS app version of VDO.Ninja. It has limited features compared to the web-based version that's accessible in Safari at https://vdo.ninja. The benefits of this iOS app version is it offers background VoiP support and background screen sharing support. These features are not available via the web version. To use this app: 1. Select the camera you wish to use, or select the microphone, or select the Screen share option. This will take you to the setup page. 2. All settings on the setup page are optional and can be left alone. You can enter a custom Stream ID value if you wish to*, but a default one will be provided if left blank. 3. Next, click Connect, and then allow any Cam/Mic Permissions when prompted. If using the Screen option instead, select the VDO.Ninja broadcast service when you start screen sharing. 4. Enter the URL provided at the top of the page into OBS an browser source or other any remote browser to view the video/audio stream. It will load within seconds. * Stream IDs must be alphanumeric, must not already be in use, and contain no spaces. Capitalization matters. ** If using the Screen option, instead of a selecting camera, select the VDO.Ninja broadcast service when you start screen sharing. Video guide here: https://youtu.be/iLGkGHJCpBo Permissions to allow the app to run while in the background is needed for screen sharing and background VoiP capabilities. You can refer to https://docs.vdo.ninja for information on configuring bitrate, codec, and more there. These options can be configured via the viewer-side in the browser. ie: Adding &stats to the viewer URL can show you details about bitrate, resolution, and frame rate. If you would like to have two-way calling, please access VDO.Ninja instead with Safari at https://vdo.ninja/. The web app is performant and feature rich, with the ability to join group chat.

VisQ helps you find the right photos and videos on your iPhone with intelligent on-device search. Instead of scrolling through your library, you can search using natural language, use a reference image to find similar moments, and explore why a result matched. The project README describes VisQ as an on-device photo and video retrieval app for iPhone with natural-language search, reference-image plus text retrieval, explainable results, and privacy-first local processing. Features • Search your photo and video library with natural language • Use a reference image and text prompt to find visually similar media • See “Why This Matched” explanations for search results • Index photos and videos locally for faster retrieval • Keep embeddings, ranking, and inference on device • Use core retrieval features without depending on a server round-trip or constant network connection VisQ is built for people who want a smarter and more private way to rediscover their media. According to the README, the app indexes local photo-library assets, supports text retrieval and composed retrieval, and keeps media processing and retrieval logic on device.