HPR4452: Turn Coffee Into Code - Slogans from Tech(Companies, App, People)

Private coffee



From the website:

"
Private.coffee is a non-profit association dedicated to
supporting privacy and digital sovereignty. 






We provide privacy-respecting alternatives to common services,
educate users about digital privacy, and advocate for a more
private and secure internet.
"




I came to it while searching for a Matrix homeserver in https://joinmatrix.org/




Slogan: "Open-source software is best served hot"

Site: https://private.coffee/






Fluffychat



From the website:

"
FluffyChat is an open source, nonprofit and cute [matrix] client
written in Flutter. The goal of the app is to create an easy to
use instant messenger which is open source and accessible for
everyone.
"




The most pleasant messenger I've ever used. Beautiful (and that's
the meaning of "cute"), can be used on the web or app.




Once, the developer, Krille-chan, I think on Mastodon, said some
users thought "cute" was not professional. But, for him, it was a
way to convey the meaning of beautiful. So, the slogan stays as:




Slogan: "The cutest messenger in [matrix]"

Site:
https://fluffychat.im/







Soatok blog



From the website:

"
Writings about information security, cryptography, software, and
humanity, from a member of the furry fandom.
"




A respected man that studies and works with cryptography. Among
other themes, he analyses messengers, and protocols in general,
and explains — sometimes discovering grave vulnerabilities. His
post recommending to not use Session made the app developers itch.

They responded to Soatok on their social media (without
mentioning his name, only "a blogger") saying the points raised
were unfounded.




Slogan (if not simply the title...): "Dhole moments" (Dhole is an
Asian wild dog)

Site:
https://soatok.blog/







4d2



From the website:

"
So it's come to this...you've met us



Since 2001, 4d2 dot org has worked to provide interested folks
with free access to communication and collaboration services in
a mixed Linux/BSD environment. We focus on technical
transparency, user privacy and free speech, with a dash of
cypherpunk and retrocomputing for good measure
".




It's like the Private Coffee we've seen before. I discovered this
one first, looking for Matrix homeserver to try. This one has the
advantage of having WhatsApp bridge.