Fluxer2026.1105.11444

Create text conversations, place voice or video calls, and share your screen with friends, groups, and communities through Fluxer. It combines direct messages and group chats with community spaces organized into channels. Messages support rich formatting and media, while custom emoji and reactions add expressive options to everyday conversation.

Voice and video calling sit alongside text chat in the same modern interface, so a discussion can move between formats without changing services. Community owners can assign roles with precise permissions, then time out, kick, or ban members when moderation requires it. An activity log records which moderator made each change, giving administrators a clear account of community actions.

Fluxer supports self-hosting, letting an organization run the service on a server it controls and keep messages, files, and accounts there rather than on the provider’s servers. People can connect to that server through any web browser or the official Fluxer mobile app; support for the desktop app is planned. Federation is also being developed so people on separate servers can communicate with one another.

The Linux release is version 2026.1105.11444, and Fluxer is open-source software in the Internet & Browsers category. It suits private groups, online communities, and administrators who want integrated chat, calling, moderation, and control over where their community data is stored.