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Meh on android.

From what I recall, it isn't entirely Open-Source yet.

I have used it.

The underlying tech it runs on is Pear Runtime, which is open source. Keet itself is not yet.

It has worked pretty well for me. I use it for a family chat room and for easily transferring files between my devices.

Media sharing with friends and family is probably where it struggles the hardest. It's not bad in a large room where there are plenty of folks online seeding the files, but when its a small room of 3 or 4 participants, then you are more likely to be trying to access content that no one is online to serve you, since there isn't a server in-between hosting the media for you.

Good app, but it's not open source. But its core is open source, it use Pear https://github.com/holepunchto/pear

Why they want to keep the source code secret is the big question

I've used it. It's nice for sending yourself files across devices

I use it all the time for chat/video. Works like a charm

I havent tried it yet. I generally use signal for people i know IRL and a combination of simplex / session for people i dont know IRL. That stack does everything i personally need it to.

I've taken a look at it. It's absolutely proprietary, though, as mentioned, Pear is kinda.

I'd rather use something that's fully Free Software.