
Mumble
6.5#14 in game voice chat softwareFree planFree planiOSAPILinuxmacOS
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| Fact | Mumble | Taverns |
|---|---|---|
| Encryption | Mumble states that communication is always encrypted and public/private-key authentication is used by default. | Voice, video, and screen sharing calls are end-to-end encrypted, except when a voice hall streams to or from a third party that does not support end-to-end encryption. |
| Integrations | Server functionality can be extended through Ice protocols, including web interfaces, authenticators, custom chat commands, and context-menu entries. | The privacy policy names Twitch, YouTube, and Spotify as examples of external accounts users may connect, and says bot developers can receive data allowed by bot permissions. |
| Mobile availability | The iOS app is marked unmaintained, with its last update in 2017; the listed Android clients are third-party apps that Mumble does not control or maintain. | Free native apps are offered for iPhone and iPad through the App Store and for Android through Google Play. |
Mumble may suit gamers and groups seeking low-latency voice chat with self-hosted server options. The project also describes use by podcast recorders, hobby radio users, and workplaces.
Taverns suits gaming and hobby groups that gather online and need spaces for conversation, events, and moderation. Browser access may suit members who do not want to install an app.