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One canonical community
MLAI Chat is the source of truth. Slack is an optional, operator-managed way into specifically approved public channels.
Private community pilot
MLAIChat
One MLAI community. Use our independent app on the web, desktop, iPhone, or Android — or stay in Slack while approved channels sync.
An MLAI invite or approved membership is required. Your private identity key stays on your device.
Your choice
Same people. Same conversations. More ways to join in.
Web
Desktop
iPhone
Android
Pick your client
Download it, open it, or keep using Slack.
MLAI operates the relay and clients. The app does not require a Block, Square, Builderlab, or public Buzz account.
Browser
Web
Use the private browser client at chat.mlai.au. Nothing to install.
Computer
Desktop
Install the signed standalone MLAI Chat release for macOS, Windows, or Linux.
Mobile
iPhone
A native iPhone app with device-keychain identity storage and secure deep links.
Mobile
Android
A native Android app with device-keystore identity storage and secure deep links.
How Slack sync works
A bridge, not an identity shortcut.
Slack is convenient, but it does not own your MLAI Chat identity. Account links are verified separately and can be revoked without changing your device key.
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Clear source attribution
Bridged messages identify their source and preserve the Slack workspace, channel, message, and user reference in signed metadata.
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Private stays private
Direct messages, private channels, secrets, bot chatter, and shared external Slack messages are outside the initial bridge.
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Edits and deletion converge
Where the platform permits it, replies, edits, and deletions are mirrored and processed through a retry-safe delivery queue.
Start where you are
You do not have to leave Slack to try MLAI Chat.
Join with the client that works for you. During the pilot, bridge coverage can change by channel and may be paused by MLAI operators.