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#2 Rocket.Chat
Self‑hosted, open‑source team chat platform with web, desktop and mobile clients; supports channels, direct messages, video calls, and extensive integrations.
#3 Mattermost
Open‑source Slack‑like workspace with web UI, self‑hosted or cloud free tier; offers threaded conversations, file sharing, and robust permission controls.
#4 Zulip
Topic‑based chat system that blends real‑time and asynchronous messaging; free self‑hosted version and hosted cloud tier with web access.
#5 Discord
Popular free platform for voice, video, and text chat; web client available, with servers, channels, and rich media support.
#6 Telegram Web
Secure, cloud‑based messaging with end‑to‑end secret chats; web client offers fast, cross‑platform communication and large file sharing.
Privacy‑focused messenger with end‑to‑end encryption; desktop app syncs with mobile Signal account and can be used via a web‑like interface.
#8 Wire
Encrypted collaboration suite offering chat, voice, video, and file sharing; web client available with a generous free plan for individuals.
#9 Gitter
Community‑oriented chat for developers, integrated with GitHub and GitLab; web UI, free for public rooms.
#10 Keybase Chat
Secure messaging built on public‑key cryptography; web interface (keybase.io) provides encrypted group chats and file sharing.
#11 Jami
Decentralized, peer‑to‑peer messenger with web‑based UI via Jami Web; no servers, end‑to‑end encryption, and supports video calls.
#12 Tox
Fully distributed, encrypted instant messaging and video chat; web front‑ends like tox.chat let you connect without installing software.
#13 SchildiChat
Matrix client with a modern UI, available as a web app (via progressive web app) and desktop; focuses on usability and feature parity with Element.
#14 FluffyChat
Lightweight Matrix client with a clean web version; emphasizes simplicity and ease of use for casual chat.
#15 Nheko
Matrix desktop client that also offers a web‑based version; provides a straightforward UI for secure messaging.
#16 Riot.im (Legacy)
Original branding of Element; still accessible as a web client for Matrix with all core features.
Official Matrix web client offering basic chat, rooms, and encryption without any additional layers.
#18 Mumble
Open‑source low‑latency voice chat primarily for gaming; web front‑ends like MumbleWeb enable browser‑based usage.
A lightweight, stripped‑down version of Element Web designed for low‑bandwidth environments; still free and open source.
#20 Chatwoot
Open‑source customer support chat platform with a web UI; can be repurposed for internal instant messaging.
#21 Matterbridge
Bridge that connects multiple chat services (including Matrix, IRC, Slack, Discord) via a web UI; useful for unified messaging across platforms.