GitHub - octoshrimpy/quik: The most beautiful SMS messenger for Android - Revived
This is a fork of QKSMS which is not maintained anymore: github.com/moezbhatti/qksms/issues/1970
McBain, People still use sms?
lascapi, Yes, a lot!!!
I mean, it depends of the context probably.
McBain, 👍
Specialpatrol, 2FA codes mostly for me!
McBain, Oh yeah… Forgot about those. I moved to hardware 2FA…
Gargari, It’s not beautiful
yukiat, 
It is, and it’s definitely much better than the stock one you get when you first open up your phone.
mfat, Why should I use this over Android Messages? I use the messages web version on my laptop.
lascapi, If you are concerned by privacy you should not use Google Messages because every messages passed through the Google server.
And it’s not open source.
For my point of view it’s too much to use it. :)
pewgar_seemsimandroid, qksms
iturnedintoanewt, Please let us know when it’s on f-droid!
Asudox, 
Obtainium
Krafting, 
Good luck on this fork, I hope it can gain traction and will continue to be alive!
lascapi, I hope too! 🙏
LunchEnjoyer, 
Nice, I will totally use this instead, hope the development goes well 🌻
MagneticFusion, There is also P-SMS which is a fork of QKSMS with local encryption
powermaker450, so that’s why this was so familiar
Tiritibambix, 
I’m using Partisan SMS, which is also a fork of QKSMS, that manages encryption, which is a great plus. Unfortunately, it is not actively maintained and I fear it might get obsolète soon.
That’s really awesome seeing people forking this incredible app :)
lascapi, I’m using Partisan SMS
Can you use it without encryption as regular sms app ?
Tiritibambix, Yes, you use it as a regular SMS app. You just can choose which conversation is encrypted. Of course, the receiver must also use PSMS.
inasaba, Similar to Silence, a Signal fork that worked over SMS that I used to use. Glad to see the idea is still alive.
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