Show HN: Hush – A self-hostable, OpenMLS Discord alternative written in Go
Hush is a self-hostable communication platform that emphasizes end-to-end encryption for messaging, voice, and video. Built on the Messaging Layer Security protocol, it allows users to control their own infrastructure while ensuring that servers do not read user data. The platform is open source and aims to provide a secure alternative to traditional chat applications.
- ▪Hush uses end-to-end encryption for all forms of communication, ensuring that only the intended recipients can read messages.
- ▪The platform is designed for self-hosting, allowing users to manage their own servers and verify the security of their communications.
- ▪Hush is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license, promoting transparency and community involvement in its development.
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Hush End-to-end encrypted messaging, voice, and video. Website · Report a bug · Discussions Hush is a self-hostable communication platform built around the Messaging Layer Security protocol (RFC 9420). Every message, voice frame, and video frame is encrypted end-to-end on the client. Servers move bytes; they do not read them. This repository is the public entry point for the Hush project: User-facing bug reports and feature requests are filed here: https://github.com/hushhq/hush/issues/new/choose. Self-hosting entry points and architecture documentation live here and link out to the component repos for implementation details. Community discussion happens in Discussions.
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