7 open source tools found
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.
Fast, lightweight terminal chat client with modular plugins and extensive scripting support.
Fast, light and extensible chat client for many operating systems. Highly customizable with scripts and plugins.
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.
IRC bouncer that stays online 24/7, buffers messages, and lets you replay missed chats anytime.
ZNC is an advanced IRC bouncer that stays connected to IRC servers 24/7, buffering messages for you to read later via any client.
A static-file IRC web client that runs anywhere, supports plugins, and is dead simple to deploy.
Kiwi IRC is a versatile web-based IRC client built with Vue.js. It is fully static, supports multiple networks, plugins, themes, and team mode.
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.