openHellool

openHellool is a community-driven project aimed at creating an open-source implementation of the Hellol messaging protocol. The goal is to provide a free and adaptable alternative to proprietary messaging solutions, allowing users greater control over their communication and data. The project is developed and maintained by volunteers from around the world.

The core of openHellool is its client software, which is designed to be compatible with the Hellol protocol. This allows users to send and receive messages, make calls, and share files with others who are also using the Hellol protocol, regardless of the specific client they choose. The project emphasizes security and privacy, incorporating end-to-end encryption by default to protect user communications.

openHellool is built on open standards and is available for various operating systems. Its open-source nature encourages transparency and allows for community contributions in terms of development, bug fixes, and feature additions. The project aims to foster an ecosystem where users are not locked into a single vendor and can customize their messaging experience. Information about the project's development, documentation, and how to contribute can be found on its official online repositories.