Server daemon that supports the Hotline protocol as well as the Avaraline extensions to the Hotline protocol.

Alternative to the Hotline Tracker daemon software supplied by Hotline Communications. The Codebox Tracker provides many features not available in the original software, including mirroring, HTML reports, pseudo-server entries, and rule-based filtering.

Tool that analyzes and displays the contents of Hotline server log files. It also scans the Users directory and lists basic info on user accounts.

Tool to control and limit the network bandwidth used by a Hotline server, or a tool to control your uploads on a Hotline server. Programmed in Java.

Free set of software using the Hotline protocols, providing one of the most comprehensive Hotline server application suites that can run on Linux/OSX/Unix. This site provides release information for the base HXD products as well as mHXD.

A Hotline server for Unix-like operating systems that was abandoned by its creator, currently pending further development.

Open-source server application for Unix/Linux operating systems that was built from scratch and released under the GNU Public License.

Project of Hotsprings, Inc. that releases the source code to Hotsprings' projects under the GNU Public License. The Hotline Connect server source is available under the branch, "OpenLine".

Server application for the Be Operating System. Versions are available for the x86 and PPC hardware platforms.

Server for the Macintosh Operating System and Windows that supports TCL scripting. Written by Christopher Allène.

Client/server suite for Linux/Unix operating systems. Includes shxd, a popular Hotline daemon that is integrated into the mhxd application suite.

Server built from scratch for the OS X platform by Blackhole Media. Includes a GUI preference pane for control.

Server daemon for Unix/Linux and Mac OS X that supports the Wired/SSL-TLS protocol as well as the Hotline protocol. The Mac OS X version includes a preferences panel.