WebRTC was built for browsers, but many WebRTC connections now run through server programs, for example SFUs, gateways, cloud gaming, recording, or AI agents that join calls. Without a browser to handle the connection, each of these programs needs its own WebRTC implementation, usually a library built
WebRTC enables developers to build powerful web-based real-time communication applications. While typically implemented in web browsers, you can also integrate this functionality into native applications by embedding the WebRTC standard into the application’s codebase. This is usually done using libWebRTC, an open-source project maintained by Google that
