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OpenVisio: extending Visio from La Suite numérique

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Video conferencing has become as routine a work tool as email. Yet most organisations still rely on closed platforms, hosted outside Europe, over which they have no control. France’s La Suite numérique changes that — and OpenVisio takes it further.

What is Visio?

Visio is the video-conferencing app of La Suite numérique, the open-source collaboration suite led by France’s DINUM. Built on free software, it offers HD video calls, screen sharing and chat, while guaranteeing that data stays under French sovereignty.

It is a strong foundation. But to be adopted widely across an organisation, a video-conferencing platform needs to reach beyond the browser.

What OpenVisio adds

OpenVisio bridges the gap between an excellent web app and the real-world needs of organisations:

  • Native mobile apps for iOS and Android, so anyone can join a meeting from any device;
  • Meeting-room conferencing integration, for a seamless hybrid experience between office and remote;
  • Sovereignty preserved: no dependency on a closed vendor, hosting in France;
  • Open-source foundations, in continuity with the La Suite numérique ecosystem.

Why it matters

Choosing a sovereign solution should not mean giving up on quality. By extending Visio rather than reinventing the wheel, OpenVisio lets organisations benefit from a modern, reliable and compliant platform — with no proprietary lock-in.

Digital sovereignty is built on open standards, not on compromise.

Looking to deploy sovereign video conferencing across your organisation? Let’s talk.