Six7

Private DMs and simple peer-to-peer file sharing for YouTube live chat.

Six7 adds temporary private messaging and peer-to-peer file sharing to YouTube watch pages. Privacy upfront: Six7 uses your visible YouTube @handle as your room identity. Direct messages are peer-to-peer when connected. Six7 does not store chat messages or files on a Six7 server. Cloudflare infrastructure is used only for limited presence, rendezvous, and signaling, not message or file storage. Chat privately with other Six7 users in the same YouTube room without posting your contact info publicly. Six7 is built for quick, in-the-moment conversations during a live chat or replay session. Six7 also supports simple peer-to-peer file sharing. Use the paperclip button, the other person accepts, and the file transfers directly between peers. Features: • Private DMs between Six7 users in the same YouTube room • Temporary room-based sessions • Peer-to-peer messaging • Simple peer-to-peer file sharing • Uses your visible YouTube @handle as your Six7 room identity • No public contact drops • No stored chat messages on a Six7 server • No server-hosted file storage • Free to use Version 2.0.5 Six7 v2.0.5 focuses on connection lifecycle reliability, refresh recovery, clean peer exits, and better integration with YouTube’s interface. Highlights include: Improved refresh and reconnect handling while preserving active chats and session history Cleaner teardown for tab close, navigation, hard close, and peer departure More reliable roster reconciliation when peers leave or return Improved SYS connection proof, readiness, and fallback-state reporting Better recovery from interrupted peer and room connections Fixed stale chat presentation after the room returns to a self-only state Improved connection-failed handling so affected peers follow normal teardown Refined masthead placement so Six7 no longer changes or compresses YouTube’s native search controls Additional lifecycle, state-management, and stability improvements This release builds on the Six7 v2 foundation with a more deterministic connection lifecycle and a cleaner, less intrusive YouTube integration.