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A CLOSER LOOK

Rete, up close.

Rete on macOS, iPhone and iPad, ReteCross on Linux, and reTerm in the terminal. The networks, nicks and conversations shown are invented. Select an image to view it at full size.

Rete on macOS in dark appearance: the sidebar lists the Lanternlight network with #help, #rete-lounge and #synthwave and their unread counts; #rete-lounge shows a conversation with actions, a nick change, a join, a quit, links, emoji and a highlighted line for iris; the nick list marks ops, voices, IRC operators, away users and a blocked user.
Rete on macOS · Main windowFull size: Dark ↗ · Light ↗
Rete on macOS: the hover card for halcyon, an IRC operator and channel op, showing user, host, real name and last activity, with Deop, Kick and Voice buttons.
Rete on macOS · Hover cardFull size: Dark ↗ (dark only)
Rete on macOS: the Channel Modes editor for #rete-lounge with +n, +t and a user limit of 64, and a column of server-specific modes.
Rete on macOS · Channel modesFull size: Dark ↗ (dark only)
Rete on macOS: the Script Manager with the Coffee Bot script bundle loaded.
Rete on macOS · Script ManagerFull size: Dark ↗ (dark only)
Rete’s built-in script editor on macOS in dark appearance, editing coffee.tcl: script metadata, a find bar and Tcl syntax highlighting.
Rete on macOS · Script editorFull size: Dark ↗ · Light ↗
Rete on iPhone in dark appearance, connected through a GoBNC bouncer: #rete-lounge with its topic and history replayed from the bouncer.
Rete on iPhone · ChatFull size: Dark ↗ · Light ↗
Rete on iPhone in dark appearance: the buffer list drawer open over the chat, showing the lanternlight network with #help, #rete-lounge and #synthwave and their unread counts.
Rete on iPhone · Buffer listFull size: Dark ↗ · Light ↗
Rete on iPhone in dark appearance: the nick list panel for #rete-lounge with op, voice, IRC operator, away and blocked badges.
Rete on iPhone · Nick listFull size: Dark ↗ · Light ↗
Rete on iPad in landscape, dark appearance, connected through a GoBNC bouncer: the buffer list on the left shows the lanternlight network with #help and #synthwave carrying unread counts; #rete-lounge in the middle with its topic, actions, a nick change, a join, a quit, links and emoji; the nick list on the right counts users, ops and voices and marks IRC operators, away users and a blocked user.
Rete on iPad · Chat in landscapeFull size: Dark ↗ · Light ↗
Rete on iPad in portrait, dark appearance: the buffer list beside the #rete-lounge conversation, with unread counts for #help and #synthwave and a highlighted line mentioning iris.
Rete on iPad · Chat in portraitFull size: Dark ↗ (dark only)
ReteCross, the GTK 4 client for Linux, in dark appearance: the sidebar, the #rete-lounge conversation and a nick list with op, voice, IRC operator, away and blocked badges.
ReteCross on Linux · ReteCross main windowFull size: Dark ↗ · Light ↗
reTerm, the terminal IRC client, in a dark terminal: the status line names Lanternlight and #rete-lounge; the numbered buffer list shows the network, #help, #rete-lounge and #synthwave with an unread count; the topic line shows the channel modes and the user count; the #rete-lounge conversation has coloured nicks with op and voice prefixes, actions, a nick change, a join, a quit and mentions of iris; the nick list marks ops and voices, IRC operators with an asterisk, away users dimmed and a blocked user with a red x; the input line is at the bottom.
reTerm in the terminal · ChatFull size: Dark ↗ (dark only)