How Could MirrorFly Help Developers Build Privacy-Focused Communication Experiences Around Proton?
Hi everyone,
As businesses and developers increasingly look for privacy-focused digital communication solutions, integrating secure messaging, voice calling, and video conferencing into their applications is becoming an important consideration.
MirrorFly provides instant messaging APIs and SDKs that developers can use to build real-time chat, voice, and video calling experiences into their own applications. Open-source platforms such as Rocket.Chat also demonstrate the variety of communication solutions available to developers.
Could Proton explore additional developer integration options that help users and businesses build privacy-focused communication workflows around its existing ecosystem?
For example, better API capabilities, developer documentation, or supported third-party integrations could make it easier to connect communication tools while maintaining appropriate privacy and security controls.
What integration capabilities would you like to see Proton support in the future? Would expanded developer access or third-party communication integrations be useful for your workflows?
I'd be interested to hear the community's thoughts.