12 open source tools found
Self-hostable instant messaging server like open-source WhatsApp/Telegram with federated privacy.
Open source instant messaging server with federated design, native apps for Android, iOS, Web, and gRPC support.
Secure, decentralized chat client based on Matrix protocol. Best for privacy-first communication.
Matrix web & desktop client for secure, decentralized communication. Supports end-to-end encryption, rooms, and integrations.
Self-host your live streams with full control over content, audience, and moderation.
Take control over your content and run your own live streaming server. Open source, self-hosted, and compatible with OBS.
A self-hosted web IRC client that stays connected even when you're offline, with push notifications.
A modern web IRC client that stays connected even when you're offline, with push notifications and a responsive interface.
A browser-based XMPP chat client with E2E encryption and multiple embedding modes.
A fully client-side XMPP chat app that runs in the browser, with support for end-to-end encryption, multi-user chat, and flexible embedding.
Modern IRC server with integrated services, bouncer, and IRCv3 support, easy to set up.
A modern, easy-to-setup IRC server written in Go, integrating services, bouncer, and IRCv3 support.
One-command self-hosted chat server like Discord, but you own your data.
Self-hosting Stoat using Docker – a complete, open-source chat platform with backend, frontend, file server, and proxy.
A faster, lighter Matrix homeserver in Rust, backed by Swiss government.
High-performance Matrix homeserver written in Rust, fully compatible with Synapse and the Matrix spec.
One platform to blog and chat, self-hosted and federated via XMPP.
A federated blogging and chat platform that acts as a web frontend for the XMPP protocol.
A hybrid community platform merging forums, Q&A, chat, and blog comments.
Open source community platform that combines forums, Q&A, chat, and blog comments. Think StackOverflow + Slack + Discourse + Disqus.
A lightweight IRC server for small/private networks, easy to set up and maintain.
A free, portable and lightweight IRC server for small or private networks, easy to configure, supports IPv6, SSL, and PAM authentication.
The most popular open-source IRC server, powering 37% of IRC networks with strong security and modularity.
Open Source IRC server with strong security and modular design. Runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Powers 37% of IRC networks worldwide.