A user-focused, open source app offering great UX with the developer extensibility that builders expect

Built on XMTP, Converse delivers on all of the protocol’s security, privacy, and interoperability guarantees, while also enabling developers to create seamless user flows between their apps and Converse.

This makes Converse both an excellent standalone messaging app and a building block developers can use to enhance just about any third-party app or service.

For example, developers can:

• Build MessageKit mini-apps for use with Converse, knowing the app has a robust roadmap to deliver a first-class bot experience.
• Control how your app’s content is displayed when shared in Converse, using cards and other elements.
• Deep-link into Converse messaging from a Frame or any location to enhance user engagement through messaging.

Converse is just one of a few open building blocks enabling developers to build secure, private, and interoperable messaging experiences.

To explore Converse app open source code, see https://github.com/ephemeraHQ/converse-app.

To learn about building bots that can send messages in Converse, see the https://messagekit.ephemerahq.com/ SDK.

Developer docs

Learn how to use Converse as a building block to enhance just about any third-party app or service.

Deep-link into Converse messaging

You can deep-link into Converse messaging from a Frame (or any other location that can access Converse) to enhance user engagement through messaging.

Use these native deep-link formats (custom URI schemes) to trigger actions in Converse.

• Open a specific direct message (DM) conversation

  const url = "converse://dm?peer=wordlebot.eth";
  

• Start a predefined message in a specific DM conversation

  const url = "converse://dm?peer=wordlebot.eth&text=hello";
  

• Open a specific group conversation

  const url = "converse://group?groupId=094306f2bfc495c29d8bd949a61e10ad";