Share your screen in 1080p60 with audio and no echo
How to stream your screen or a game in 1080p60 with PC audio and no call echo: steps in Falafy, network requirements and fixes for when things go wrong.
Free and ad-free · version 0.9.16
Falafy features
Everything you get with Falafy, organized by area, plus what's still missing. The essentials are free; Falafy+, which is optional, adds 1080p60 screen sharing and bigger files.
Free and ad-free, with optional Falafy+. Version 0.9.16. Updated October 15, 2026.
Voice and video
- Always-open voice channels
- On-device noise suppression in three levels: Light, Balanced and Maximum (the strongest, also free)
- "Test microphone" button to hear the difference with and without the filter
- Clearer voice with voice enhancement and adjustable voice quality (Normal, High or Maximum)
- Webcam in calls and direct messages, with background blur
- Screen sharing in 720p60 on the free plan and 1080p60 with Falafy+, with PC audio in the Windows app
- 120 and 144 fps in beta, for Founders with a hardware video encoder
- Watch Together (beta): YouTube videos synced for everyone in the call, with a queue
- Stage with an audience and raise hand, for events and presentations
- Overlay showing who's talking on top of your game, and global shortcuts
- Soundboard and clips of the last 30 seconds with Alt+C (with Falafy+ and for Founders)
- Moderators can drag people from one voice room to another
- Call statistics to understand your connection quality
Text chat
- Text channels by topic, with channels pinned to the top
- Threads and forum channels
- Polls and events
- Notes channel: a page the group edits together, with version history
- Game mentions: @ plus the game's name notifies only the people playing it
- Drafts saved in every channel and quick reactions
- Voice messages
- Custom emojis, stickers and GIFs
- Direct messages and groups
Servers, community and moderation
- Categories, private channels and an announcements channel
- Roles and permissions by role or by person
- Invite links with expiry and usage limits
- Server rules accepted on entry
- "Looking for group" board: game, time and open spots, with one-click joining
- Squad Builder badge for people who bring in active friends
- Moderation tools and audit log
Productivity
- Keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+/ shows them all)
- Settings search that finds every option
- Mute and notification settings per channel, category or server
- Local time and working hours on your profile (can be hidden)
- Bots, webhooks and slash commands
Account, security and customization
- Two-factor authentication (2FA) and password changes in settings
- Control over who can send you direct messages, and blocking
- Data export and deletion (LGPD)
- Nameplates, animated frames, badges and themes
- Full profile with mutual friends and servers
- Performance profile recommended for your PC, and battery saver on laptops
Platforms
- App for Windows 10 and 11 with automatic updates
- App for Linux as AppImage and .deb package
- Web version and PWA at falafy.com.br/app, including on phones
- iPhone from the Home Screen, with voice and notifications
- App in 14 languages, switch instantly in Settings > Language (right-to-left Arabic included)
- Phone notifications through the browser: direct messages, mentions and replies
What's still missing
- Apps in the mobile app stores.
- End-to-end encryption of messages (in development).
- SSO and a service level agreement (SLA) for companies.
- Importing servers from other apps.
See also: how it works · security and privacy
Frequently asked questions
Are any Falafy features paid?
Only Falafy+, which is optional: 1080p60 screen sharing with priority, uploads up to 100 MB, an animated profile and 1 server boost. Voice, chat, servers, webcam, 720p60 screen sharing, noise suppression and the existing profile cosmetics stay free, with no ads. Founders keep everything they had.
What is the maximum screen sharing quality?
On the free plan, 720p at 60 frames per second; with Falafy+, guaranteed 1080p60. Founders keep what they already had: up to 1080p, with 120 and 144 fps in beta for people with a hardware video encoder.