Ansible is an independent messenger project, previously known as BeHappy. Its server is developed separately; open-source client applications are adapted for the Ansible network.
Messaging, groups and channels, files, bots and mini apps are the project’s focus. Internal transactions use Diamonds.
Application information and current project status are published on Ansible resources.
The protocol and interfaces are documented in Ansible Core. Security and compatibility verification are ongoing; a completed security audit is not claimed.
Cloud chats sync through the server; secret-chat keys remain with participants. See the privacy policy.
Builds and source repositories are listed on the applications page. See the project overview for current technical status.
A dedicated press contact has not been published. App issues go to the application repositories; content reports are covered on the moderation page.
Team news and engineering notes are available on the Ansible blog. Dates refer to publication dates; current limitations are described in the technical overview.
Use the Ansible name and artwork without implying an official partnership.
See the documentation for widgets and Ansible sign-in.