MOQOM

Build with MOQOM

Swift SDK — available

MoqomKit for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, visionOS and tvOS. Join rooms, publish camera and microphone, watch others, moderate. Open source (Apache 2.0) and pure Swift: its own draft-19 MOQT implementation, no Rust core, no dependencies. Hardware encode and decode, zero-copy from camera to encoder and decoder to screen. Guide →

Backend SDKs — Go & Rust

Mint client tokens, create and close rooms, moderate, and follow room events from your own server. Go → · Rust →

Prepaid billing

Cost-plus pricing, capped one cent per 1,000 minutes below Agora’s list price at every tier. Pricing →

Data tracks

Chat, game state and telemetry on the same connection as the video, in a flat binary format read in place: 1.9× smaller than JSON, about 25× faster to read, bounds-checked against hostile input, and end-to-end encrypted when the room is.

Web, Android, Desktop, OBS

Web, Android and Desktop in progress, coming Q4 2026, possibly October. OBS plugin scoped. Platform status →

At a glance

Benchmark note

* Built to scale: a Rust media plane and a Go control plane, each scaling out horizontally. Measured in lab, tested to 6,000 viewers on one 4-vCPU relay with zero loss; pending further load testing.

Glass-to-glass latency	56–57 ms median, 70 ms p95 (720p30 at 1.25 Mbit/s HEVC, two iPhones, relay in Los Angeles)
Fan-out from one relay	6,000 subscribers at 5.46 Gbit/s, zero loss, on 4 vCPU
Media encryption cost	54 µs per 1080p keyframe (SFrame, AES-256-GCM)

See Benchmarks for conditions and method.

Where to next

ConceptsTenants, rooms, participants, roles, tokens and relays.

Billing & keys APIEvery REST route, with curl and JSON.

Control-plane gRPC APIRooms, Moderation, Tokens and Events.

ArchitecturePublisher, relay, subscriber — and the standards underneath.