You can say there are like 3 actual lines of code, the rest is boilerplate :)

Right :) But it requires marking the file as mjs or something.

You can create a SimpleX Chat chat-bot with 17 lines of JS code using the new Node.js library



Beta version: https://npmjs.com/package/simplex-chat/v/6.5.0-beta.4.4

Source code: https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat/tree/master/packages/simplex-chat-nodejs

To run this example with Node.js:

npm i [email protected]

node ./node_modules/simplex-chat/examples/squaring-bot-readme.js

Our experimental directory of groups: https://simplex.chat/directory/

Unofficial registry of SimpleX servers: https://simplex-directory.asriyan.me

SimpleX bots API and libraries: https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat/tree/master/bots#useful-bots

Our plan for Community Vouchers: https://simplex.chat/vouchers/ - you can get an access pass to test them once launched before the end of today.

Happy New Year!

Thank you all for your incredible support of SimpleX network in 2025:
- to users for over 2,000,000 app downloads since launch.
- to enthusiasts for hundreds of community hosted servers.
- to group owners for thousands of groups.
- to businesses and projects using SimpleX Chat for customer and user support.
- to developers who created integrations and libraries for SimpleX network.
- to all who donated, and especially to Vitalik Buterin
for his game-changing donation of 128ETH.

2026 will be great for privacy and for SimpleX network!

is it yours?

🤦‍♂️ we don't plan the shitcoin, and never did that :)

It's a payment system for servers, no "coins" there, shit- or not.

Read https://simplex.chat/vouchers - it's been updated.

The plan is evolving - whitepaper is half-way done, the assessment of blockchain to build on is ongoing.

@nprofile1q... is cool - they don't chase people to publish apps, they just do that. Thank you.

Is it? it's nice 😉 We can do that.

haven't seen it before :)

A big news for SimpleX Chat privacy and security:

Android apps released via GitHub and F-Droid are now 100% reproducible!

It means that you can easily verify that the app is secure, even if the download site was hacked.

From v6.5 our release process is:

1) build Android apps on two independent machines and confirm they are 100% identical;
2) cryptographically "sign" them;
3) add signature files to the release page so you can verify.

v6.5 beta.3 release: https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat/releases/tag/v6.5.0-beta.3

Server and Linux desktop builds were already reproducible, and Android APKs are now as secure.

Anyone can check it themselves - no coding needed, just follow our simple guide to verify the app is genuine or run the build yourself: https://simplex.chat/reproduce/