PhillipQortal Hub
Qortal Hub is the primary interface for Qortal. It brings together the desktop app, and the new real-time reticulum based communication features.
Qortal 2.0 introduced Reticulum-based voice calling, including beta Q-call group calls with up to 7 participants.
For the best experience, run a local Qortal Core. If you just want to explore first or use Qortal without installing anything, hosted (public node, and hosted hub) access is available.
Highlights
- Primary interface for Qortal users and ongoing UI development
- Reticulum-based direct voice calls and group voice calls
- Beta Q-call group calling with up to 7 participants
- Hosted access for quick entry without a local install
- Local node support for the full Qortal experience
- Built-in support for internationalization and multiple languages
Hosted Access
You can use Qortal Hub without installing anything on your computer or mobile device. (NOTE: The hosted access version is still on 1.x.x version of Hub for the time being. New version is local only at the moment.)
Getting Started
- Download the latest release or use hosted access.
- Install and launch Qortal Hub.
- If you want the full node-backed experience, install and run Qortal Core locally.
- Once Core is ready, use the chat, wallet, publishing, and voice features from Hub.
Documentation
- Reticulum integration
- Group audio calls
- Development setup
- Internationalization guidelines
- Contribution guide
Why Qortal Hub
Qortal Hub is the place where the modern Qortal user experience is centered. It makes it easier for new users to get started while still supporting the local-node workflow that power users prefer.
The app is also the home for newer network-facing features, including Reticulum-powered communication and the evolving Q-call voice experience.
Need Help?
If you hit a snag, join the community on Discord, join the Qortal private cloud chat (no registration required) - Qortal Cloud Chat visit qortal.dev.
Development
See the dedicated page for development.