Racchabanda is a self-hosted, multi-tenant WebRTC video conferencing platform: real-time conferencing and collaborative whiteboarding, run on infrastructure you control instead of a third-party conferencing vendor.
An SFU-based conferencing backend handles real-time media routing for multi-participant sessions, with a modern web frontend for joining and running a call. Multi-tenant from the ground up: each tenant's rooms, sessions, and signing keys stay isolated from every other tenant on the platform.
A CRDT-synced whiteboard runs alongside the conference itself, so a session isn't just talking heads: participants can sketch, annotate, and collaborate live without a separate tool.
Self-hosted end to end: no third-party conferencing vendor sits between a tenant and its own sessions, recordings, or participant data. Built for organizations that need conferencing infrastructure they control directly, the same standard applied everywhere else on this site.
Racchabanda is its own product, run and operated independently. Ask Maya about tenancy, deployment, or open the app directly.