Secure messaging
Messengers that encrypt conversations end to end and publish their client source code.
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Signal
An end-to-end encrypted messenger for calls and chats on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and Linux, run by a nonprofit.
Delta Chat
A messenger that sends over email, so anyone with an address can be reached without installing it.
Element
The reference Matrix client: end-to-end encrypted chat on a network you can host yourself.
Ferdium
Combines your messaging and web services into one window with workspaces, as a community fork of Franz with the restrictions removed.
Jami
A fully peer-to-peer communication platform with no servers relaying your data and no personal information needed to sign up.
Mattermost
A self-hosted team chat platform with a desktop client, aimed at organisations that want Slack without the cloud.
Pidgin
A chat client that signs in to several networks at once, supporting XMPP, IRC, Matrix and more through plugins.
Session
An encrypted messenger with no phone number and no account, routed through an onion network.
SimpleX Chat
A messenger with no user identifiers at all, not even a random one, so there is no account to correlate.
Telegram Desktop
The official Telegram client for the desktop, with open source code and chats that are not end-to-end encrypted.
Zulip
Team chat organised by topic inside each channel, so conversations stay readable when you come back hours later.
Molly
A security-hardened fork of Signal for Android with an encrypted local database and Tor support.
