Media over QUIC is a live media protocol powered by QUIC: a super-charged TCP/UDP replacement that powers HTTP/3. It’s being developed by the IETF and your favorite big tech companies such as Google, Meta, Cisco, Akamai, etc.

That’s right, soon you will never have to deal with WebRTC again.

Try out the demo! Watch or Publish a broadcast

NOTE: This website uses a fork of the IETF drafts called moq-lite and hang. The principles behind MoQ are fantastic, but progress has been slow; it’s an experimental protocol being developed by committee. My goal is to build something now that you can use, even if it’s not a standard yet.

Features

• Open source Rust and Typescript libraries.
• Web support via WebTransport, WebCodecs, and WebAudio. No Safari support yet.
• Self-host your own relay or CDN cluster via moq-relay.
• Publish live broadcasts using ffmpeg, gstreamer, or the web client.
• Watch live broadcasts using gstreamer or the web client.
• Discover live broadcasts, such as meeting participants, without a separate API.

Learn More

Check out the blog for more information. They give a good chuckle if I do say so myself.

Once you’re ready to dive in, check out the Github and/or join Discord.

Contributions are welcome, of course. But also feel free to just yoink the code, fork it, and make it your own. If you’re using some flavor of MoQ in the wild, I’d love to hear about it! My DMs are always open as @kixelated on Discord.