Right now pear runtime is vanilla JavaScript. But they are building things to make integration easier. And if you just use it for the connection you can always simply use it to then establish an SSH tunnel or whatever to do any other kind of communication necessary. Not sure how integration would work, but the Pear Runtime platform is still very fresh, only released in Feb of this year. So no other languages yet but the community building with it is picking up momentum quickly. It’s largely because people are seeing it just work. I literally have been connecting *tons* of services between devices with this and Holesail just dropped a mobile app. I already have a setup to run LLMs off my Linux with the ability to upload files and it’s crazy how fast it all is. I’ve got a video waiting to publish on unlisted YouTube right now. Really short just showing how it works. I’ll post here when we publish

We should build a consortium to recode it in native Kotlin and create a little library for it. Then all apps could use it. I just don't know where to start, holesail has a web of dependencies and I don't really know what each thing does.

Is NAT hole-punching feasible on mobile devices? For some reason I thought it wasn't... But now I can't see why not

you can use ipc to talk to the pear bits

Keet is a P2P messenger made by Holesail. Might be something there to point you in the right direction.