qTox

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qTox is a powerful Tox client that follows the Tox design guidelines while running on all major platforms.

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• Windows:
  • 64 bit installer - signature
  • 32 bit installer - signature
  • 64 bit portable
  • 32 bit portable
• Linux:
  • CentOS, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, Ubuntu
  • other
• Mac:
  • Experimental download
• FreeBSD:
  • Port
    

Builds other than installer/packages don't receive updates automatically, so make sure you get back to this site and regularly download the latest version of qTox.

Help us

If you're wondering how could you help, fear not, there are plenty of ways 😄

Some of them are:

• Spread the good word about qTox to make it more popular 😄
• Have an opinion? Make sure to voice it in the issues that need it 😉
• Fixing easy issues
• Testing and reporting bugs
• Translating, it's easy
• Reviewing and testing pull requests – you don't need to be able to code to do that 😉
• Coding

If you want to contribute code, you probably will be interested in issues that need help.

Screenshots

Note: The screenshots may not always be up to date, but they should give a good idea of the general look and features.

Features

• One to one chat with friends
• Group chats
• File transfers, with previewing of images
• Audio calls, including group calls
• Video calls
• ToxMe and Tox URI support
• Translations in 30 languages [](← TODO: add over when there'll be more)
• Avatars
• Faux offline messages
• History
• Screenshots
• Emoticons
• Auto-updates on Windows and packages on Linux
• And many more options!

Organizational stuff

Roadmap

Happens in both IRC channel #qtox@freenode and on qTox-dev mailing list. If you are interested in participating, join the channel and subscribe to the mailing list.

There are IRC logs available.