Hakerspeak is in maintenance mode. This means there won't be any major new features in the near future. We will still accept pull requests and conduct major bug fixes.
You can check out how our chat widget looks and play around with customizing it on our demo page. The chat widget component is also open sourced at github.com/Hakerspeak-io/chat-widget.
Watch how easy it is to get set up with our Slack integration 🚀 :
The fastest way to get started is one click deploy on Heroku with:
We wanted to make a self-hosted customer support tool like Zendesk and Intercom for companies that have privacy and security concerns about having customer data going to third party services.
- Reply from email - use Hakerspeak to answer support tickets via email
- Reply from SMS - forward Twilio conversations and respond to SMS requests from Hakerspeak
- Custom chat widget - a customizable chat widget you can embed on your website to talk to your customers
- React support - embed the chat widget as a React component, or a simple HTML snippet
- React Native support - embed the chat widget in your React Native app
- Flutter support - embed the chat widget in your Flutter app (courtesy of @aguilaair ❤️)
- Slack integration - connect with Slack, so you can view and reply to messages directly from a Slack channel
- Mattermost integration - connect with Mattermost, so you can view and reply to messages directly from Mattermost
- Markdown and emoji support - use markdown and emoji to add character to your messages!
- Invite your team - send invite links to your teammates to join your account
- Conversation management - close, assign, and prioritize conversations
- Built on Elixir - optimized for responsiveness, fault-tolerance, and support for realtime updates
We set up a simple page that demonstrates how Hakerspeak works.
Try sending us a message to see what the chat experience is like!
Check out our blog for more updates and learnings
Check out our docs at docs.Hakerspeak.io
We ❤️ contributions big or small. See CONTRIBUTING.md for a guide on how to get started.
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