Alya Abbott

It is all there. So Zulip is 100% open source. There's nothing that we're locking away from self-hosters. If you self-host, this is the one thing that... So we do offer paid plans for self-hosters. You don't have to sign up for one, but they're on offer. And the kind of two major things that we're providing with those paid plans. So one is mobile push notifications, right?

It is all there. So Zulip is 100% open source. There's nothing that we're locking away from self-hosters. If you self-host, this is the one thing that... So we do offer paid plans for self-hosters. You don't have to sign up for one, but they're on offer. And the kind of two major things that we're providing with those paid plans. So one is mobile push notifications, right?

So the way that App Store policies work, both on Android and iOS, is that if you have a mobile app, which our apps are also 100% open source, but you probably want to use the app that we put in the Play Store or the App Store, rather than kind of rolling your own, which is a whole thing.

So the way that App Store policies work, both on Android and iOS, is that if you have a mobile app, which our apps are also 100% open source, but you probably want to use the app that we put in the Play Store or the App Store, rather than kind of rolling your own, which is a whole thing.

And so the way those app store policies work is that a single app can only get push notifications from a single server. It's kind of like an anti-spam security measure on their end. And so for your self-hosted server to send notifications to those little mobile apps, what you do is basically bounce that traffic through our server.

And so the way those app store policies work is that a single app can only get push notifications from a single server. It's kind of like an anti-spam security measure on their end. And so for your self-hosted server to send notifications to those little mobile apps, what you do is basically bounce that traffic through our server.

And so that's a service that a lot of folks who are self-hosting choose to pay for as part of our plans. And then the other piece is just support. So if you want any kind of support with running your Zoop server, there is community-based support in our development chat. So folks do come by and get some help there.

And so that's a service that a lot of folks who are self-hosting choose to pay for as part of our plans. And then the other piece is just support. So if you want any kind of support with running your Zoop server, there is community-based support in our development chat. So folks do come by and get some help there.

But if you need SLAs or if you need something more than just asking a question on chat and seeing if folks are around to reply, then we do have support offerings as well. So those are kind of the types of... plans for self-hosted organizations.

But if you need SLAs or if you need something more than just asking a question on chat and seeing if folks are around to reply, then we do have support offerings as well. So those are kind of the types of... plans for self-hosted organizations.

Yeah, so I guess the way it's described in our docs is it's an officially supported experimental Docker image.

Yeah, so I guess the way it's described in our docs is it's an officially supported experimental Docker image.

That's right.

That's right.

Like, would we just create a... Yeah, just when you sign in, you put in the URL for your server and you're good.

Like, would we just create a... Yeah, just when you sign in, you put in the URL for your server and you're good.

I asked that one. Yeah, exactly.

I asked that one. Yeah, exactly.

No worries, yeah. So when users log in, they'll just put in the URL for your server and then they're good to go.

No worries, yeah. So when users log in, they'll just put in the URL for your server and then they're good to go.