Can I use Mutiny in a browser?
Yes. Open the Mutiny web app with no desktop installation required.
A factual guide for gaming crews, friend groups, and small communities weighing Mutiny's released experience against open-source and self-hosting requirements.
Last verified: August 24, 2026
Mutiny is a private, ad-free community chat option with channels, rich messages, files, reactions, roles, invites, custom emoji, voice channels, and screen sharing. Start in the browser or use a currently released desktop build.
Revolt and Mutiny are separate products with different projects, interfaces, and operating models. Mutiny does not currently offer a supported self-hosted distribution. If self-hosting, source availability, federation, or a specific integration is essential, verify those requirements against each project's current documentation before moving a community.
Mutiny does not claim that Revolt is unreliable or that every Revolt feature exists in Mutiny. Test both products with the same workflow and verify Revolt's current behavior, availability, and terms with Revolt.
Yes. Open the Mutiny web app with no desktop installation required.
Yes. Mutiny currently supports voice channels and screen sharing.
Current public releases support Apple Silicon Macs and 64-bit Windows PCs. Mutiny does not currently publish an Intel Mac or Linux desktop build.
Mutiny does not currently offer a supported self-hosted distribution. If self-hosting is a requirement, Mutiny is probably not the right fit today.
No. Mutiny is deliberately focused and does not claim feature-for-feature parity. Evaluate both products against the workflows your group needs.
Use the release notes for the current version, publication date, artifact links, and checksums.
Start in the browser, review the release notes, and install only the artifact that matches your platform.
Revolt is a trademark of its respective owner. Mutiny is not affiliated with or endorsed by Revolt.