Netsplit

IRC for 2026 and beyond

Only for Mac

Free

Mac

Netsplit is an open-source, modern IRC client for macOS. Connect to multiple networks at once using TLS or an optional SSH tunnel, with IRCv3 capability support, SASL authentication, per-server identities, and other helpful features. Browse live channel lists, join and favorite channels, keep conversations organized by network, and navigate with ease. Netsplit includes: • Multiple simultaneous server connections • IRCv3 capability support and SASL authentication • Per-server identities, automatic reconnects, and on-connect commands • Live channel browsing, member lists, and channel favorites • Private messages, mention notifications, CTCP actions, and familiar IRC commands • Operator and moderation controls, including invites, kicks, and ban management • Fast keyboard navigation and a Command-K jump palette • Back and forward conversation history • Link warnings and rich link and image previews • Client-side muting and configurable channel-event noise • Customizable themes, text size, message spacing, and nickname colors • Thoughtful VoiceOver labels, keyboard focus controls, and reduced-motion support

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    Seller
    • Richard Stokes
    Size
    • 12.3 MB
    Category
    • Social Networking
    Compatibility
    Requires macOS 14.0 or later.
    • Mac
      Requires macOS 14.0 or later.
    Languages
    • English
    Age Rating
    4+
    • 4+
    • Contains
      Messaging and Chat
      User-Generated Content
    Copyright
    • © 2026 Richard Stokes