Difference between revisions of "Instant messaging (IM)"
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| − | [[wikipedia:Instant messaging]] | + | [[wikipedia:Instant messaging]] ([https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=%2Fm%2F0zdp3l0,%2Fg%2F11cjpb9d52,%2Fg%2F11csb2gq0p,%2Fg%2F11ff53mf29 Trends]) |
| − | * [[Discord]] (2015) | + | * [[Element]] (2016). Open Source |
| − | + | * [[Discord]] (2015). [[Sign up]]: email or SMS. CLI not available. | |
* [[Mattermost]] ([[2015]]) | * [[Mattermost]] ([[2015]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 09:30, 28 March 2024
wikipedia:Instant messaging (Trends)
- Element (2016). Open Source
- Discord (2015). Sign up: email or SMS. CLI not available.
- Mattermost (2015)
- Matrix (client: Riot)
- Rocket.Chat (at least 2016)
- Zulip (2012)
- Keybase (open-source client with proprietary server)
- Wire (Open Source - End to End Encrypted)
Free plans[edit]
- Microsoft Teams (March 2017)
- Chanty (2017)
- Fleep (2012)
Related terms[edit]
See also[edit]
- IM, Messenger, Slack, Mattermost, RocketChat, Gitter, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Skype, Amazon Chime, Zoom, Google Chat, AWS Chatbot, LiveChat, APNs, Arattai, Zulip, Chanty, Fleep, Spaces, Zoho Connect, QQ, WhatsApp, Cliq, iMessage
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