Telegraph aims to replace messaging apps like SMS, MMS, WhatsApp and Viber by building a quality messaging app on XMPP. So you can use your existing accounts (GTalk, Facebook Chat, etc.) for messaging.
Why another XMPP app? Most XMPP apps are built as instant messaging apps or chat apps. They don't accomodate slow chat or messaging very well. For instance in most XMPP apps you can't easily chat with offline people. In addition to that Telegraph aims to make it easy for everybody to use strong encryption (through OpenPGP) to secure their messages.
For trivial bugfixes you can just submit a pull request. For developing new features it's better to contact me first before starting with development.
Things currently on the TODO are:
- Notifications when receiving new messages
- Downloading user avatars
- Feedback when sending messages to an offline recipient
- Polish in the UI
- Setup wizard
- Migrate to content provider?
- OpenPGP encryption
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