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A console-based XMPP chat client written in C with OMEMO, OTR and PGP encryption.
Prosody
A lightweight open-source XMPP chat server written in Lua that you run yourself.
Psi
A Qt-based desktop XMPP client for experienced users, with plugins for OMEMO, OTR and OpenPGP encryption.
Pumble
A team messaging app with channels, threads, direct messages and voice and video calls.
qTox
A desktop client for the encrypted peer-to-peer Tox protocol with chat, calls and file transfer.
Quiet
A peer-to-peer team chat app that syncs messages between members' devices over Tor, with no server.
Rambox
Desktop workspace that combines messaging and email web apps in one window.
RetroShare
A decentralized, encrypted friend-to-friend network for chat, mail, forums, channels and file sharing.
Ricochet Refresh
An anonymous peer-to-peer instant messenger that connects contacts directly over Tor onion services.
Riseup
An activist-run collective providing email, VPN, mailing lists and collaboration tools for social movements.
Rocket.Chat Desktop
Connect to Rocket.Chat workspaces from a desktop client.
SchildiChat
A family of Matrix messaging apps based on Element, with a more traditional messenger layout.
SecureDrop
An open-source whistleblower submission system that news organizations install to receive documents from anonymous sources.
Session
An encrypted messenger with no phone number and no account, routed through an onion network.
Sideband
Messaging client for Reticulum networks over radio or IP.
Signal CLI REST API
A self-hosted Docker container that exposes signal-cli as a REST API for sending Signal messages.
signal-cli
Send and receive Signal messages from the command line.
SimpleX Chat
A messenger with no user identifiers at all, not even a random one, so there is no account to correlate.
Snikket
A self-hosted XMPP messaging service with apps, built for families, friends and small groups.
soju
A self-hosted IRC bouncer that stays connected to IRC servers for you and keeps chat history.
Status
A decentralised private messenger combined with a self-custodial crypto wallet and web3 browser.
Stoat
An open-source group chat app with servers, channels, voice chat and role-based moderation for communities.
Sygnal
A self-hosted reference push gateway that relays Matrix notifications to Apple and Google push services.
Synapse
A self-hosted Matrix homeserver, written in Python and Rust and maintained by Element.
Telegram X
An official alternative Telegram client for Android built on TDLib, with a faster, gesture-driven interface.
Textual
A native macOS IRC client with IRCv3 support, OTR encryption and customizable styles.
The Lounge
A self-hosted web IRC client that stays connected to servers while you are offline.
Threema
Swiss encrypted messenger that works without a phone number or email.
Tinode
An open-source instant messaging platform with a Go server you can host yourself and mobile and web clients.
Tuwunel
A Matrix homeserver written in Rust, used instead of Synapse, and the successor to conduwuit.