SimpleX Chat
Chat & CommunicationPrivate messenger without any user identifiers
Replaces Signal, WhatsApp
The 39 best Lightweight chat & communication you can self-host, ranked by community traction.
Private messenger without any user identifiers
Replaces Signal, WhatsApp
Low-latency, high-quality voice chat application
Replaces Discord, TeamSpeak
Self-hostable WebSocket server compatible with Pusher
Replaces Pusher
Privacy-focused lightweight commenting engine
Replaces Disqus
Lightweight self-hosted commenting server
Replaces Disqus
Free WebRTC video conferencing and meeting rooms
Replaces Zoom, Google Meet
Self-hosted local Telegram Bot API server
Minimal collaborative real-time text editor
Replaces Google Docs, Etherpad
Extensible terminal-based chat client
Replaces Slack
Modern IRC server with IRCv3 and bouncer features
Replaces Slack, Discord
Modular terminal IRC client with scripting
Replaces Slack
Lightweight, privacy-friendly embeddable comment system
Replaces Disqus
Real-time WebSocket server for in-app messaging
Replaces Pusher, Ably
Lightweight videoconferencing server
Replaces Zoom, Google Meet
Modular C++ Internet Relay Chat daemon
Replaces Slack, Discord
JavaScript-based multi-user XMPP chat client
Replaces Chatango
Terminal-based client for the Tox messaging network
Replaces Skype, WhatsApp
User-friendly IRC bouncer with multi-network support
Replaces IRCCloud
Hosted-anywhere modern web IRC client
Replaces Slack, Discord
Web front end for the WeeChat IRC relay
Replaces IRCCloud, Slack
Command-line tool for sending and receiving Matrix messages
Replaces Slack CLI
Browser-based client for Mumble voice servers
Replaces Discord, TeamSpeak
Privacy-friendly, self-hosted web comments engine
Replaces Disqus
IRC gateway to instant messaging networks
Replaces Pidgin
Lightweight Unix IRC server that is easy to configure
Replaces Slack
Highly configurable open-source IRC server
Replaces Slack, Discord
Modular IRC services framework for large networks
Replaces Slack
Self-hosted sticker picker widget for Matrix
Replaces Telegram stickers
Simple, lightweight web-based IRC client
Replaces IRCCloud
IRC services suite for nickname and channel registration
Replaces Slack
Bouncer-style Matrix to IRC bridge
Replaces ZNC
XMPP library for building bots and chat extensions
Replaces Slack apps
IRCv3 server daemon used by Libera.Chat
Replaces Slack, Discord
IRC server daemon for large networks
Replaces Discord, Slack
Federated commenting system built on Matrix
Replaces Disqus
Lightweight and stable IRC server daemon
Replaces Slack, Discord
XMPP to IRC gateway component
Matrix bot that generates news summaries from chat
Replaces Slack workflows
IRC server daemon used by the Undernet network
Replaces Discord, Slack
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Every option here is open-source and self-hostable, tagged Lightweight within the chat & communication category. Compare them on the individual app pages for setup difficulty and resource requirements.