Jami for iPhone

Platform overview

Jami is a privacy-first, decentralized communication system created by Savoir-faire Linux. It’s built to let people connect directly with one another without relying on central servers, while giving users control over their data and freedoms.

Key capabilities

• Encrypted audio and video conversations for one-to-one and group interactions
• File and photo transfers to share media and documents securely
• Native text chat for instant messaging and threaded conversations
• Sync across multiple devices so the same account is available on phones, tablets, and desktops

Developer integration and IoT use

Jami ships a portable library that developers can embed into other projects. That makes it suitable for integrating real-time communication features into Internet of Things devices, custom apps, or specialized systems that require decentralized connectivity.

How to contribute

• Report bugs, test releases, or submit patches if you write code
• Translate the interface, improve documentation, or help with user support
• Donate resources or participate in community discussions to guide development
  Visit jami.net/contribute to find current contribution paths and community channels.

Licensing and privacy stance

Jami is distributed under the GNU General Public License version 3 or later (GPLv3+). This licensing underlines the project’s commitment to open-source principles, user freedoms, and transparent development. Its architecture emphasizes private, serverless connections where possible.

Platforms and access

Jami is available for iOS (iPhone), Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, and other major environments. For downloads, installation instructions, and detailed feature documentation, see jami.net.

Alternative option

Recommended free substitute: Rave Watch Party — a different kind of social viewing and sharing app if your needs are centered on synchronized media watching rather than decentralized messaging.