Zulip App Review
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Zulip is a team chat product for enterprises, open-source projects, working groups, and communities. Zulip’s unique threading model allows everyone to stay involved, even those that spend most of their day away from the chat.
Zulip is an open-source, cross-platform chat tool for large online communities. It is written in Python and uses Twisted for networking. Development is done in public on GitHub. It has a web-based chat client which allows for simultaneous editing, viewing, and discussion of messages. Zulip also has native clients for Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux, Windows Phone, and the command line.
It’s free, open-source software released under the Apache License. Zulip is funded by Y Combinator, General Catalyst, and Andreessen Horowitz.
Zulip mobile app usability
Zulip is a communication software designed for teams to discuss code. It is a chat system with an interface that appears more like a social media site.
The app is organised with a threaded conversation view and can do private, one-on-one chats and broadcast messages. The app also has a robust feature of editing conversations that allows you to delete individual messages or entire conversations. Unlike Slack, Zulip does not have a desktop version. Still, it simultaneously syncs with the chat on the desktop, so any messages typed on the desktop are automatically synced to the mobile.
Users like:
- Free Plan
- Easy to Use
- Effective Conversation Thread Algorithms
Users don't like:
- Billing Can Be a Little Confusing
Why to choose/Best for:
- Without code getting in the way and breaking the chat, users can make bulleted lists and small-time HTML to organize their thoughts
- If math needs to be discussed, Zulip can display formulas without the coding breaking it
- You receive notifications of important messages that were missed
- Create To-Do lists for optimization and to ensure that you don’t miss anything important
- To ensure that only your team or desired guests can see what is being discussed, only those invited can see the conversation
- If the desired feature is not listed, Zulip can create and implement it just for you
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- Zulip FAQ
Zulip FAQ
Change name
By default, everyone can change their name in Zulip. You can write your name in any language you’d like.
Organization administrators can change anyone’s name, and prevent users from changing their names. This is useful when users’ names are managed via LDAP or another data source.
Change your name
- From your desktop, click on the gear in the upper right corner.
- Select Settings.
- On the left, click Your account.
- Under User settings, click on the button with your name in it.
- Change your name, and click Save.
Change your email address
By default, anyone can change their email address at any time.
Organization administrators can restrict users to certain email domains, or prevent users from changing their email.
Change your email address
- From your desktop, click on the gear in the upper right corner.
- Select Settings.
- On the left, click Your account.
- Under User settings, click on the button with your email address.
- Enter your new email, and click Change.
- You will receive a confirmation email within a few minutes. Open it and click Confirm email change.
- Android Details
Size: 22M Rating: 3.5 Version: 26.27.150 Content Rating: 3+ Author: Zulip Installs: 10,000+ - iOS Details
Size: 13.1 MB Rating: 3.6 Version: 26.27.150 Content Rating: 4+ Author: Kandra Labs, Inc. Compatibility: Requires iOS 10.3 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Languages: English - Screenshots
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Android:
iOS (iPhone, iPad):
Awesome and open source! If one were to run into any problems, the community is very responsive and fast-acting.
There’s no ability to share anything from another app to it. Also video can’t be played directly. And the list of users I have chatted with disappear I have to search for the User again to write to him
One of the best tools for collaboration!
Like:
So buggy; it is completely unuseable.
Don't Like:
Great on desktop, buggy on phone. Needs more feature control.