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WFAS is entirely open source. Here's how you can help improve it.
Experimental project, not security-audited. WFAS is a personal project by an engineering student. Its security features have not had any formal audit, so please do not rely on them for sensitive data or on untrusted networks. Read the full disclaimer
Project Repositories
Desktop App
Kotlin app with a native C audio-capture engine, for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Kotlin Native CAndroid App
Native Kotlin/Jetpack Compose app for Android devices.
KotlinProtocol Library
C99 standard library implementing the WFAS v2 protocol.
C99How to contribute
Reporting a bug
Found something broken? Please open an issue in the relevant repository. Make sure to include your OS version, the app version, and steps to reproduce the problem.
Open Desktop Issue →Suggesting a feature
We track feature requests on GitHub Issues. Before opening a new one, please search to see if someone else has already suggested it, and add a thumbs up to their issue if they have.
Submitting code
Pull requests are welcome! If you plan to make a large change, please open a discussion issue first so we can ensure your approach aligns with the project goals before you spend time coding.
Forks and the EUPL
The apps are licensed under the EUPL v1.2 (a strong copyleft license). If you fork the apps and distribute them, your modifications must also remain open source. Learn more about the licenses.