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XPortal Pair Chat

Private browser-to-browser chat over WebRTC with Bestrao signaling — messages never touch our servers.
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Version 1.0.0 · Last reviewed

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Introduction

Share a temporary numeric code with one other person. Bestrao’s Socket.IO signaling server helps peers find each other, then messages flow over an encrypted WebRTC data channel — not through Bestrao storage.

Step-by-step

  1. Host: Generate Code and share the digits
  2. Guest: Enter the code and Join
  3. Wait for Connected status
  4. Send messages — they appear instantly for both peers

Worked example

Open the tool on laptop and phone, host on laptop, join from phone, and exchange messages once WebRTC connects.

Use cases

  • Quick secure notes between two devices
  • Debug WebRTC connectivity with a lightweight chat UI
  • Temporary coordination when email or Slack is overkill

Frequently asked questions

Are messages stored on Bestrao servers?

No. After signaling completes, text travels over a direct WebRTC data channel between browsers.

How is this different from XPortal?

XPortal is a full file room with shared listings and downloads. Pair Chat is a minimal text channel built on the same signaling stack.

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