Stable public downloads
The landing page switches only after a separately verified publication of the full package set.
Current version 1.4.3
EasyChat evolves around reliable real-world conversations
This page contains customer-facing changes and complete release-note links without internal build numbers or app-store moderation details.
Free start: 300 delivered operator push targets. The web chat keeps working after the limit; FCM, WebPush and SMS become available with a license.
What you get
Channels and attachments
Grouped photos, documents and channel API differences receive dedicated handling.
Reliable operations
Cron, polling, diagnostics and UI are verified on stage and production through explicit scenarios.
How it works
Read release notes
Complete current-version changes are published in the documentation.
Create a backup
Save the database, files and config.php before updating.
Verify after updating
Open a conversation, send a message and check push/cron for the channels you use.
Self-hosted
What to know upfront
Conversations, files, users and settings stay on your server.
- The page does not promise a feature until it is in the public stable release.
- A stage or runtime build does not automatically switch public downloads.
- Android and CMS packages have separate publication cycles.
Frequently asked questions
Which version is downloaded?
The latest fully published stable version in the public manifest.
Should I update immediately?
Read release notes and make a backup first; urgency depends on the channels you use.
Where can I ask a question?
Use official Telegram or MAX support.
Next step
Open release notesVerify EasyChat with your own workflow
Start free. Move to a license only after the widget, operator panel and phone work together in your environment.