
Quassel IRC: Chat comfortably. Everywhere.

Quassel IRC is a modern, cross-platform distributed IRC client that lets you run a central core server with multiple graphical clients connecting and disconnecting as needed. It combines the comfort of a graphical interface with the flexibility of traditional screen-based IRC workflows, delivering a seamless chatting experience across all major platforms.
Quassel is ideal for IRC enthusiasts and communities who want a modern graphical alternative to traditional command-line clients without sacrificing flexibility. It's perfect for users who value staying connected across multiple devices while maintaining a comfortable, feature-rich chat interface.

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