Pichat Information

Information and documentation for the Pichat software:

User handbook - First steps, chat commands, smileys, hotkeys
Chat configuration - Web server, settings, files, status, statistics
Developer documentation - Chat clients, protocol, plugin programming
Software development kit - Pichat SDK introduction, overview, files
Chat features - Main chat features, user interface, functionality, services
Readme - License, security, firewall, installation notes, credits
Road map - Planned features, upcoming builds, changes

History

Pichat software was first published in 2002 by Mark Seuffert, it was heavily influenced by chat programs such as IRC, ICQ and by peer-to-peer technologies. A web interface was added in 2004 based on an earlier prototype from 1998. The chat is written in the C++ programming language. New chat functionality and plugins are now developed together with David Fehrman. Pichat is mainly used in Europe with visitors from around the world.

Contact

We love feedback. Please contact us with questions, suggestions, ideas or problems using Pichat. Your message and contact details will be handled confidentally, this information will be stored only in form of an email message. All fields are optionally.

English  Deutsch

Address

  Piratson Technologies
  Mark Seuffert, Kungsgatan 31
  21213 Malmö, Sweden

Technical support

- installation help
- webchat customisation
- webchat integration
- chatroom hosting
- chat consulting

  Visit our webchat for help
  or contact us via email.

See also

- FAQ with frequent question
- Statistics and server list
- Wikipedia article about Pichat

Pichat is a simple to use peer to peer (P2P) chat software. It comes with integrated webchat, web server and chat server. The chat supports multiple chatrooms, text formatting with smileys and a user-friendly webchat (HTML, CSS, DOM, JavaScript). The webchat works with nearly any web browser, easily integrated into your design, no PHP/Flash/Java required. Software for free information exchange for Linux and Windows.