Fluffychat is pretty OK, it's very simplistic.
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@Helix @gloating_swann It's the most accessible client IMHO. #Element probably has more features, but #FluffyChat is the one I always recommend.
Beeper is a unified chat application (all your chats in one app). I was on the beta testing team. It was a subscription service for a little while but now it is free. It's the only chat client I use since it integrates almost all chat networks.
It looks like they're going to start charging sometime this year? This awakens my inner cheapskate until I remember that I'm happily paying for tutanota and mullvad, and that that's what (hopefully!) eliminates their need to spy on their users and monetize all your data. Will definitely have a look🙂👍️
It looks like they’re going to start charging sometime this year?
Not exactly. Beeper will remain free to everyone. Also, they do not collect users personal data, nor spy etc. However, there will be a paid premium version of Beeper some time in the future.
That's what I thought the FAQ said, but probably read it too fast 🙂
Dunno, I just use Elements :P
looks like Slack :D just there is no sense in reinventing the wheel when it works i guess