Goguma IRC vs iQuassel for Quassel Cores Usage & Stats

Goguma is an IRC client for mobile devices. It offers a modern IRC experience with support for many IRCv3 extensions and IRC bouncers. Designed as an offline-first app, you can read past conversations even when there is no cellular connection in sight. Network disruptions are also handled transparently. Goguma source code is available publicly and for free on Codeberg.

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iQuassel for Quassel Cores

Warning: This is not a standalone IRC client. It needs a Quassel Core running on a server and an account on it. iQuassel is an iOS client for the Quassel IRC system. You can use it to connect to a Quassel Core and chat with it on your favorite IRC channels. Please note that iQuassel is not yet intended as a full replacement of the desktop client, but as a quick way to chat on your channels/queries from your device. If you have any questions, please drop by on #woboquassel on irc.freenode.net Or use the issue tracker on https://github.com/woboq/iquassel/issues/ Features: * For connecting to Quassel cores version 0.7.x to 0.12.x (possibly 0.13.x) * TLS encryption to Quassel core * ...and compressed connection * Backlog fetching (Pull Down To Refresh) * Copy/Paste * Nick completion * Open URLs in Safari * Portrait and landscape mode (iPad only) * Buttons for next/previous buffer * Nick Coloring * User lists in channels * Hide Joins/Parts/Quits * Background app refresh for private messages and channels (red app icon badge) Icon by https://benjamindietrich.com/ Contributions by lowlyw https://github.com/woboq/iquassel