Communication
Chat, mail, calls and social networks.
- Mail serversHost email for your own domains, archive and search every message for retention, and collect the DMARC reports sent about your domains.25 →
- Chat clientsDesktop, mobile and web apps for Matrix, XMPP and IRC.20 →
- Team chatSelf-hosted messaging for teams.18 →
- Social networksSelf-hosted and federated social networks, for short public posts, photos and videos, or profiles, groups and an activity stream.13 →
- Social network clientsApps to read and post on Mastodon, Lemmy, Bluesky and Nostr.12 →
- Video conferencingVideo meetings in the browser or an app.11 →
- Private messengersEnd-to-end encrypted messaging apps for one-to-one and group chats on a phone or a desktop.10 →
- Telephony and SMS gatewaysRun voice calls, SIP trunks and SMS sending on your own servers behind an API.10 →
- Email clientsDesktop, mobile and terminal apps that read and send mail over IMAP and SMTP.7 →
- Chat bridgesRelay conversations between Matrix and other chat networks, so one client reaches them all.6 →
- Push notificationsSend push notifications to phones and desktops from a plain HTTP request.6 →
- Mail testingFake SMTP servers with a web inbox that catch the mail an application sends during development.5 →
- IRC serversRun an IRC network or keep a persistent connection to one with a bouncer.4 →
- WebmailRead and send mail in the browser from an IMAP server you run.4 →
- Email aliasesHand out forwarding addresses that hide your real inbox and can be turned off one by one.3 →
- Email templatingWrite HTML emails from components or markup and compile them to code that renders across mail clients.3 →
- Notification infrastructureSend product notifications across email, SMS, push, chat and in-app feeds from one API, with templates and user preferences.3 →