Quake II: The Invasion

In the 2000s, the internet was ours.

We had IRC, forums, blogs, and a freedom
we didn't know we could lose. We ran servers
in our basements. We built networks with
friends. The code was free. The web was
decentralized.

Then we traded that for convenience.
And when we noticed, the internet belonged
to five companies.

Retro Hex Chat is a reminder that we can
have both: the convenience of 2026
and the freedom of 2000.

Run your server. Talk directly with your
friends. Your data stays with you.

— The creators of Retro Hex Chat