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Briar Desktop is a downloadable client available for Linux, Windows and macOS operating systems. Linux builds are provided as .deb and .jar files, Windows uses an .msi file and macOS a .zip file. The latest release listed is Briar Desktop 0.6.5-beta. The software is open source.
Cabal is a chat platform for friends and communities that works offline. Devices in a cabal communicate directly with each other rather than through a server, and users can read history and write messages offline, syncing later. Cabals use secret joining keys, have channels for topics, and rely on subjective moderation by users.
SimpleX Chat is a private and encrypted messenger without any user IDs. Users make a private connection via link or QR code to send messages and make calls. Every contact and group is stored on the device rather than in a server's database, and anyone can run servers. From v6.2 the app supports business addresses for customer communication.
Jami Project is a privacy tool for blocking ads, trackers, popups, proxies, or unwanted web behavior.
The page is a list of Matrix servers compiled by Tatsumoto Ren, presented within a guide to learning Japanese. It explains that Matrix is a FLOSS protocol for open federated instant messaging and lists homeservers for people choosing where to register, with recommendations and a sorted list. It notes that the author no longer uses Matrix due to privacy concerns.
Cwtch is the official cwtch.im peer implementation, written mainly in Go. Its README describes it as privacy-preserving infrastructure for asynchronous, decentralized and metadata-resistant applications, extending the metadata-resistant Ricochet protocol to support asynchronous, multi-peer group communications through discardable, untrusted, anonymous infrastructure. The README notes that a server section is out of date and that no current docker container exists.
