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Element, formerly known as Vector and Riot, is a glossy Matrix collaboration client built using the Matrix React SDK. It offers teams, friends and organizations a secure, all in one chat app that is protected from pesky ads and data mining methods. All communications are done through the open global Matrix network, secured with end-to-end encryption. Element gives you all the services you need from a chat app: group chat, video calls, file sharing and more-- all done securely and in total...

Nextcloud Talk is the official chat, video and audio conferencing app for Nextcloud that allows users to chat, call and screenshare with multiple other users. Nextcloud offers better protection for your communication as it provides end-to-end encryption and keeps even metadata from leaking. You can have private, group, public or password protected calls by simply inviting one person, a whole group, or sending a public link as an invitation to a call. It is also conveniently integrated with...

Zulip is a powerful open source group chat application that combines the immediacy of real-time chat with the productivity benefits of a threaded conversation model. Zulip’s unique threading model allows users to easily catch up on important conversations, helping to save time and increase productivity.

dtmfbox is a small softswitch application (SIP/CAPI), that can be used to control different tasks over telephone keyboard via DTMF. Mostly, it was made to run on the AVM FRITZ!Box 7170 (mipsel) but works under Unix/Linux and Windows, too.

SSVNC adds encryption security to VNC. It provides a GUI for Windows, MacOSX, and Unix that automatically starts up an SSL or SSH tunnel for connections to any VNC server. It also supports VeNCrypt encryption. The Unix viewer has many new features.

Flatch@ is yet another client-server chat application for the WEB. PHP on the server side, Java applet on the client, very easy installation, firewall-friendly (HTTP communication), multiple rooms, private channels, support for end-to-end encryption.