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Easy-to-deploy, self-hosted team collaboration platform with stable, feature-rich cross-platform client apps. The UI is fast, good looking and intuitive, so very little technical experience is needed for users of the platform. Rocket.Chat's feature set is similar to Slack's, making it a good replacement for any team looking to have greater control over their data.

Open Source

Rocket.Chat Source Code

Author

RocketChat

Description

The communications platform that puts data protection first.

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Homepage

https://rocket.chat/

License

NOASSERTION

Created

19 May 15

Last Updated

07 Apr 24

Latest version

6.7.0-rc.3

Primary Language

TypeScript

Size

854,887 KB

Stars

38,717

Forks

9,873

Watchers

38,717

Language Usage

Language Usage

Star History

Star History

Top Contributors

Recent Commits

  • Guilherme Gazzo (05 Apr 24)

    chore: move imported `Apps` to proxy (#32142)

  • Allan RIbeiro (05 Apr 24)

    feat: allowing forward to offline dep (#31976) Co-authored-by: Guilherme Gazzo <guilhermegazzo@gmail.com>

  • Diego Sampaio (05 Apr 24)

    ci: fix services container not building in build step (#32075)

  • Douglas Fabris (05 Apr 24)

    feat: `Contextualbar` resizable (#29461) Co-authored-by: Guilherme Gazzo <guilhermegazzo@gmail.com>

  • Douglas Fabris (05 Apr 24)

    fix: Missing space between name and user name on system messages (#32136)

  • Martin Schoeler (04 Apr 24)

    fix: livechat room desync on different windows (#32135)

  • Pierre Lehnen (04 Apr 24)

    chore: changes to SAML login in anticipation of meteor 3 (#32134)

  • Douglas Fabris (04 Apr 24)

    refactor: `TeamsChannels` to typescript (#32109)

  • Guilherme Gazzo (03 Apr 24)

    fix: search room not reactive after room name changes (#32123)

  • Martin Schoeler (03 Apr 24)

    test: fix `should edit name of targetChannel` flaky test (#32121) Co-authored-by: Guilherme Gazzo <guilhermegazzo@gmail.com>

  • Kevin Aleman (03 Apr 24)

    fix: UI allowing to mark room as favorite despite room was not a `default` room (#32063)

  • Douglas Fabris (03 Apr 24)

    chore: Remove duplicated `ChannelDeletionTable` (#32114)

  • Martin Schoeler (03 Apr 24)

    test(livechat): fix Department flaky test (#32102)

  • Martin Schoeler (03 Apr 24)

    test(livechat): File upload settings (#32060)

  • Guilherme Gazzo (03 Apr 24)

    test: contact center after hook calling wrong endpoint (#32094)

  • Guilherme Gazzo (02 Apr 24)

    fix(livechat): registering guest multiple times cause message loss (#32069)

  • Guilherme Gazzo (02 Apr 24)

    test: allow csp for livechat tests (#32116)

  • Douglas Fabris (02 Apr 24)

    chore: Move portals to the portals folder (#32090)

  • Kevin Aleman (02 Apr 24)

    test: `InitialData.insertAdminUserFromEnv` (#32066)

  • Guilherme Gazzo (02 Apr 24)

    fix: `CSP` error right after `setInlineScriptsAllowed` (#32108)

  • Júlia Jaeger Foresti (01 Apr 24)

    chore: Create/Edit room consistency (#31960)

  • Pierre Lehnen (01 Apr 24)

    chore: Remove references to EE code from the app events (#31926) Co-authored-by: Guilherme Gazzo <guilhermegazzo@gmail.com>

  • Martin Schoeler (28 Mar 24)

    test(Livechat): Clean up after registerGuest() test (#32092)

  • Marcos Spessatto Defendi (28 Mar 24)

    test: make presence api tests fully independent (#31782)

  • Marcos Spessatto Defendi (28 Mar 24)

    test: make roles fully independent (#31783)

  • Diego Sampaio (28 Mar 24)

    chore: bump version to 7.0.0-develop

  • Marcos Spessatto Defendi (28 Mar 24)

    test: make login api tests fully independent (#31786)

  • Guilherme Gazzo (28 Mar 24)

    fix!: api login should not suggest which credential is wrong (#32086)

  • Pierre Lehnen (28 Mar 24)

    chore: register a dummy Read Receipts model in CE (#32022)

  • Júlia Jaeger Foresti (28 Mar 24)

    feat: `ConnectionStatusBar` redesign (#32055)

Rocket.Chat Website

Website

Rocket.Chat: Communications Platform You Can Fully Trust

Explore Rocket.Chat, where we put data privacy into every conversation and enable teams to collaborate seamlessly.

Redirects

Redirects to https://www.rocket.chat/

Security Checks

All 66 security checks passed

Server Details

  • IP Address 34.234.52.18
  • Hostname ec2-34-234-52-18.compute-1.amazonaws.com
  • Location Ashburn, Virginia, United States of America, NA
  • ISP Amazon Technologies Inc.
  • ASN AS14618

Associated Countries

  • US

Saftey Score

Website marked as safe

100%

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Rocket.Chat Android App

Update Info

  • App Rocket.Chat
  • Creation Date 03 Apr 21
  • Last Updated 08 Dec 23
  • Current Version 4.12.1

Trackers

No trackers found

Permissions

  • Modify Audio Settings
  • Check License
  • Camera
  • Access Wifi State
  • Manage Own Calls
  • Internet
  • Wake Lock
  • Foreground Service
  • Read External Storage
  • Bluetooth
  • Write External Storage
  • Record Audio
  • System Alert Window
  • Access Network State
  • Use Fingerprint
  • Storage
  • Use Biometric
  • Read Calendar
  • Vibrate
  • Write Calendar
  • Bind Get Install Referrer Service

Rocket.Chat iOS App

App Info

Rocket.Chat

Rocket.Chat is a customizable open source communications platform for organizations with high standards of data protection. It enables real-time conversations between colleagues, with other companies or with your customers, across devices on web, desktop or mobile. The result is an increase in productivity and customer satisfaction rates. Everyday, tens of millions of users in over 150 countries and in organizations such as Deutsche Bahn, The US Navy and Credit Suisse trust Rocket.Chat to keep their communications completely private and secure. By opting for Rocket.Chat, users also benefit from free audio and video conferencing, guest access, screen and file sharing, LiveChat, LDAP Group Sync, two-factor authentication (2FA), E2E encryption, SSO, dozens of OAuth providers and unlimited users, guests, channels, messages, searches and files. Users can set up Rocket.Chat on cloud or by hosting their own servers on-premises. With thousands of contributors and stars on Github, Rocket.Chat has the world’s largest community of chat developers in the open source communication sector. When you choose Rocket.Chat, you join an ever-growing passionate community that constantly improves our platform with us :) KEY FEATURES: * Open Source Software * Hassle-free MIT license * BYOS (bring your own server) * Multiple Rooms * Direct Messages * Private & Public Channels/Groups * Desktop and Mobile Notifications * 100+ available integrations * Edit and Delete Sent Messages * Mentions * Avatars * Markdown * Emojis * Choose between 3 themes: Light, Dark, Black * Sort conversations alphabetically or group by activity, unread or favourites * Transcripts / History * File Upload / Sharing * I18n - [Internationalization with Lingohub] * Hubot Friendly - [Hubot Integration Project] * Media Embeds * Link Previews * LDAP Authentication * REST-full APIs * Remote Locations Video Monitoring * Native Cross-Platform Desktop Application

Rating

Rated 4.37 out of 5 stars by 3,242 users

Version Info

  • Current Version 4.47.2
  • Last Updated 21 Mar 24
  • First Released 08 Mar 17
  • Minimum iOS Version 12.0
  • Device Models Supported 93

App Details

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Rocket.Chat Docker

Container Info

Rocket.Chat Server

#Chatserver

Run Command

docker run -d \ 
  undefined

Compose File

version: 3.8
services:
  rocket-chat:
    image: undefined
    ports:
    environment:
    volumes:
    restart: undefined

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