FluffyChat
6.8#12 in encrypted messaging appsFree planFree planAndroidiOSWebLinux
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What both publish
| Fact | FluffyChat | Wire |
|---|---|---|
| Encryption | End-to-end encryption is enabled by default for private chats, and the app uses Vodozemac. | Wire says messages, conference calls, and files are end-to-end encrypted, and only conversation participants can decrypt the information. |
| Integrations | FluffyChat is compatible with other Matrix clients, including Element, Nheko, Cinny, and NeoChat. | The pricing page lists deploying third-party integrated apps (bots) as an SMB and Enterprise feature. |
| Messaging | Users can send private and group messages, voice messages, pictures, videos, and their location. | Messaging supports groups, conversation search, sketches, reactions, file sharing, and audio and video messages. |
| Support | The project asks users to support it through Ko-fi or Liberapay donations. | The pricing page lists standard support and optional premium support with first replies within 16 hours during business hours, premium+ within 4 hours, and optional 24/7 platinum support. |
FluffyChat plans
- FreeFree
Wire plans
- Wire for FreeFree
- Wire for SMB€7.45 a month
- Wire for EnterprisePriced on request
- Wire for PartnersPriced on request
Pick FluffyChat if…
FluffyChat suits people seeking a free, ad-free alternative to centralized messaging apps, especially those who want to use Matrix across mobile, web, or Linux. Server choice matters because FluffyChat does not host or manage servers.
Pick Wire if…
Wire may suit organizations that need encrypted messaging and conferencing with choices for cloud or on-premises deployment. Its listed customer types include governments, parliaments, military organizations, and global enterprises with strict security requirements.