A thoughtfully crafted, native work chat app that just works.
Inline is the team chat app we wished existed, so we're building it ourselves. We tried Slack, Discord, iMessage, Telegram, etc but none of them felt quite right. Those are good apps so if they work well for you, we're not saying Inline will be better for you. Here's what Inline is:
- Fast: 120-fps, instant app startup, no spinners.
- Lightweight: Sub-1% CPU usage, low RAM footprint.
- Simple: Clutter-free. Familiar concepts. Easy to use.
- Developer-friendly: Our API is public and designed to be very easy to use.
- Powerful: Feature-rich yet refreshingly well designed.
- Organized: Less cognitive load. Never lose a message deep in a thread.
- Tranquil: Stay in the flow longer by only seeing content that you need to.
- Better notifications: Inline can avoid distracting you when something does not require your attention.
We're currently two cofounders developing Inline full-time.
| Platform | Status |
|---|---|
| macOS | Alpha, actively developed |
| iOS | Alpha, actively developed |
| Web | In development |
| Android | Not started |
| Windows | Not started |
| Linux | Not started |
Important
Inline is in the alpha stage, and only suitable for use by enthusiastic testers willing to endure an incomplete app with bugs. However, it's our own daily driver and we're actively developing it.
- Join the waitlist
- Inline is not ready for production use yet.
- We give access to early testers who can help us test the app as we're building it.
You can hack on Inline macOS/iOS code (in apple directory) by running it locally and connecting it to the production API.
- We <3 contributions.
- Bear in mind that the project is under heavy development and we don't have a proccess for accepting contributions yet.
- Submit a feature request or bug report
Inline's macOS and iOS clients are licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0.