For the past few years I've been chatting with other game developers (r/gamedev) though a web application called Hangouts. It is a very useful tool for showing off your work and help out each other with tricky problems, without the need to give up any control. However, due to lack of certain obvious features such as push-to-talk, we've been discussing altenatives, of which there are none. This is a casual attempt at making something better.

At the moment the application crashes a lot and lacks a lot of the intented features, but it is already a usable proof of concept. If the project is something worth persuing and improve upon, be sure to let me know.

Features:
    Text chat
    Voice chat
    Screen capture and video sharing
    Audio loopback capture
    Standalone application
    Dedicated server
    No user account
    No artificial limit to max clients
Wishlist:
    Push to talk (the irony)
    Volume control
    Acoustic echo cancellation
    Unicode support
    Better video compression and performance
    Improved capture rate for 3D applications
    Expose more settings to the user
    Administrative server tools
    Collaborative text editing tool
    Full network encryption
Known bugs:
    Audio easily clips and distorts
    Accessing some GUI features causes network halt, disconnections
    Fails to work under certain audio configurations
    Crashes when stopping a loopback device
    No webcam, not intention of adding them either
    And the all important one, random crashes