# Screenshots A tour of Backspace in action, taken from a live test instance. For a quick overview, see the [Screenshots section of the README](../README.md#screenshots). > Images are captured from the Electron desktop app; the web app is identical. ## Voice & video A voice channel scales from a couple of people to a full grid of camera tiles and live screen-shares, each labelled with its own resolution and frame rate.
A voice channel with a grid of camera and screen-share tiles
Camera tiles and live screen-shares side by side, with per-stream quality labels.

A voice channel with several members streaming
Members can go live; others join with a Watch Stream button.

A voice channel with a picture-in-picture tile
Picture-in-Picture keeps the call visible while you browse other channels.
## Text chat
A text channel with an active conversation and a typing indicator
Real-time messages with replies, reactions, and live typing indicators.

The GIF picker open in a text channel
Built-in GIF search (Klipy) and an emoji picker.

The voice member context menu with moderation options
Voice moderation — space mute / deafen, move, disconnect, and per-user volume.
## Screen sharing
The screen-share settings popover
Per-stream resolution, frame rate, content mode, codec (VP9 / H.264), and bitrate — within admin-set bounds.
## File sharing
A channel with uploaded files
Upload and share files of any kind directly in a channel.
## Direct messages
A federated group direct message
1-on-1 and group DMs, including members on peer instances (note the @instance handles).
## Friends & social
The friends list with an Active Now sidebar
Friends list with presence and an Active Now sidebar.

The find-people / user discovery view
Discover people across instances, with mutual friends and mutual spaces surfaced.
## Spaces
The space discovery / Explore view
Browse and join public, request-to-join, and already-joined spaces.
## Administration
The federation admin panel showing peered instances
Federation — DM relay, auto-peering, secret rotation, and per-peer health and management.

The streaming admin panel with a bitrate matrix
Streaming limits — allowed resolutions and frame rates, plus a per-resolution × per-frame-rate bitrate matrix.