Zulip5.14.2

Follow project discussions by topic instead of scanning one uninterrupted stream of team activity. Zulip organizes each subject into a threaded conversation, letting people follow selected discussions while keeping related messages together in one communication workspace. It is designed for distributed teams of all sizes, including remote organizations, student groups, research communities, and open-source projects that need asynchronous coordination.

An inbox overview highlights conversations with unread messages, while focused views let users concentrate on one thread at a time and reply in context. Each new conversation starts with a short topic, and those discussions remain available as work continues over time. Desktop and mobile apps support access across devices, while tray integration, native notifications, and multiple-account support connect several Zulip accounts to the same desktop session.

Zulip supports self-hosting for organizations that want control of their data, as well as a cloud option, and users can move between those arrangements when needed; migration support also covers Slack, Teams, and other tools. Zulip 5.13.2 is open-source communication software developed by Zulip. It runs on Linux with snapd and requires the x86_64 (amd64) architecture.