While I appreciate what you are getting at, these platforms do not offer equivalent utility. Live screen sharing is the biggest feature that comes to mind for me.
I’ve been using it for the past 3 or so years now. The discord-like features are quite new still, and could use a bit more polish in the UX. I think the biggest stumbling block with it currently is that notifications don’t work reliably on mobile, requiring a second XMPP app like Conversations, which does have reliable notifications, to fill out the mobile experience (so you could see the notification from Conversations, then just pop open Movim to actually respond).
Fluxer was promising, though it appears to be pretty massively vibe-coded now, unfortunately. The main dev uploaded 1.3 million lines of code to it last month alone :(
While I appreciate what you are getting at, these platforms do not offer equivalent utility. Live screen sharing is the biggest feature that comes to mind for me.
Edit: oh and the reverb fart soundboard button.
Movim is angling to become a decentralized self host able discord replacement.
Have you tried it yourself?
Do you find it good?
I’ve been interested in Fluxer for a while now but haven’t made the move yet.
I’ve been using it for the past 3 or so years now. The discord-like features are quite new still, and could use a bit more polish in the UX. I think the biggest stumbling block with it currently is that notifications don’t work reliably on mobile, requiring a second XMPP app like Conversations, which does have reliable notifications, to fill out the mobile experience (so you could see the notification from Conversations, then just pop open Movim to actually respond).
Fluxer was promising, though it appears to be pretty massively vibe-coded now, unfortunately. The main dev uploaded 1.3 million lines of code to it last month alone :(