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I think Layer (https://layer.com/ https://layer.com/) is what you're looking for. The Verge ran an article about Layer (http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/4/517372
by neokrish 12y ago
I think Layer (https://layer.com/ https://layer.com/) is what you're looking for. The Verge ran an article about Layer (http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/4/5173726/you-have-too-many-chat-apps-can-layer-connect-them http://www.theverge.com/2013/12/4/5173726/you-have-too-many-...), on how they're attempting to stop the fragmentation on mobile messaging. Last but not the least, it's being built by Jeremie Miller, who invented XMPP.
- amandine 12y agoBut Layer will host it for you: you give them your data. That's more what the open standard http://matrix.org http://matrix.org is trying to do: basically learn on what is missing from XMPP to be a better fit to today's communication: no single point of control, synced history, groupd chat as first class citizen... It aims to be pragmatic, with a distributed architecture and end to end encryption. Anyone can build a client or server (and host it) or use the open APIs to connect to the Matrix ecosystem. SAme disclaimer as ara4n: I work with MAtrix, but we're non-profit and just trying to fix this mess...
- qznc 12y agoLooks good. It actually sees the problem with XMPP at least.
- amandine 12y agoThanks, we've started with XMPP, like many others, but it was not fitting our purpose, like for others, so instead of building our proprietary protocol (like others did) we tried to build on what we learnt and provide something others would like to use. The beta is almost feature complete now and we need enlighten feedbacks to make it fit most purposes and something everyone would find useful!
- neokrish 12y agoNice! Didn't know about this until now. Will definitely check the project out. Looks good at first glance.