Apps using UnifiedPush
This is a non-exhaustive list of the first few end-user applications that use UnifiedPush.
| Name | Description | Date | Platform | Since version | Docs¹ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FluffyChat | Matrix chat | January 2021 | Android | v0.26.1 | FluffyChat push notifications² |
| Fedilab | Mastodon/Fediverse | March 2021 | Android | v2.39.0 | Fedilab push notifications² |
| Tox Push Message App | Tox chat | May 2021 | Android | v1.0.3 | generic |
| SchildiChat | Matrix chat | September 2021 | Android | v1.2.0.sc42 | generic |
| Fedilab Lite | Mastodon/Fediverse | October 2021 | Android | v2.39.0 | Fedilab push notifications² |
| FindMyDevice | Find your device | November 2021 | Android | v0.2.2 | generic |
| Element | Matrix chat | June 2022 | Android | v1.4.26 | generic |
| Tusky | Mastodon/Fediverse | July 2022 | Android | v19.0 | generic |
| SmallTalk | Matrix chat | August 2022 | Android | v0.0.1-alpha04 | generic |
| Jami | Jami | March 2023 | Android | v361 | generic |
| Goguma | IRC client | March 2023 | Android | v0.5.0 | generic |
¹ App-specific documentation should not be needed. Compatible apps should just work after installing a UnifiedPush distributor.
² UnifiedPush is designed to work with any distributor. Some apps’ documentation suggest particular ones but you might prefer to follow the generic advice on installing a UnifiedPush distributor.
The following is a list of applications that have some work in progress regarding UnifiedPush support.
- NeoChat A Matrix client on Linux, along with KUnifiedPush, its library.
- Molly (A Signal fork) on Android.