Membership and accounts
Invites can expire, have a use limit, and be revoked. Configurator, Admin, and Member roles sit alongside password sign-in, TOTP, WebAuthn passkeys, and session revocation.
OMG PROJECT / COMMUNITY
Atomiser
Video hosting for your own community.
An invite-only video-hosting application for small communities, with account roles, passkeys, and a durable video-transcoding queue.
01 / OVERVIEW
Video hosting for your own community.
Atomiser gives a community its own place to upload and watch video. Invites control membership, and authenticated accounts use role-based permissions.
The application includes local setup instructions and a deployment guide. A documented deployment path is useful operational guidance; it is not an independent assessment of production readiness.
02 / PROJECT FOCUS
What the work involves.
A durable video workflow
Database-backed transcoding jobs create multiple playback qualities and thumbnails. Processing feedback shows progress, while the queue supports retries and recovery after a restart.
Community administration
Profiles, an activity feed, storage and video-status views, and an audit viewer support day-to-day use. Optional email adds invites, password resets, and new-video notifications.
03 / CURRENT STATE
Read the limits.
Review the setup and deployment requirements before running your own instance.
- The README does not declare an alpha, beta, or stable release stage.
- Local setup requires Python 3.12 or later and ffmpeg.
- The detailed deployment guide targets a specific Linux setup. Review its configuration, TLS, backup, and security requirements.
BUILD IN THE OPEN
One useful contribution
is a good place to start.
Read the project guidance and open issues before contributing. A focused bug report, documentation improvement, or test case can help. Check the repository’s security guidance before reporting a potential vulnerability.