GeekShed IRC Network
Welcome To GeekShed
GeekShed is a free to use and family-friendly Internet Relay Chat network, capable of hosting chat rooms for a variety of purposes. To start chatting on GeekShed, you can browse our list of chat rooms. You can connect to these rooms using the Kiwi Chat Client above on the CHAT tab, simply by clicking the Search icon. You can also connect using an IRC client of your choice to irc.geekshed.net port 6667 or 6697 for SSL.
GeekShed’s chat network is professionally managed with your safety in mind.
Full services support is available to help you create your own chat rooms and register your nicknames to avoid other people using them. You can also embed the chat rooms you create onto your own website!
If you require help, feel free to come and talk to our support staff in our help channel.
Latest Posts:
Jul 21st: New Connection Record – Apr 4, 2020
We average users between 5,000 – 10,000 depending on the time of day and yearly season.GeekShed broke a new concurrent user connection record on April 4th, 2020 with a total of 35,034 users. This growth was primarily driven by a fast growing gaming channel and continues to bring in thousands of users each day. During this…
Jul 20th: TFlash is just a memory, a Flash in the pan
We have setup a Kiwi Client Chat link for your convenience now on the siteand instructions for you Webmasters to add it to your sites for your chatrooms, just visit the CHAT link above for more information, it replaces the old TFlash chat we’ve had for so long. Have a great day on GeekShed ;-)Tom Coyote…
Jul 20th: GeekShed BNC’s no longer offered
GeekShed no longer offers it’s BNC Service, it has come to an end.What are other methods?Quassel IRC is a modern, cross-platform, distributed IRC client, meaning that one (or multiple) client(s) can attach to and detach from a central core — much like the popular combination of screen and a text-based IRC client such as WeeChat, but…
Nov 25th: New Staff: Amyashi, Holst, and Coyote`
Amyashi, Holst, and Coyote` have all recently kindly accepted our offer to join the GeekShed staff team. Network administration is not an easy job, and we are thankful for the time they have dedicated to us. Please welcome Amyashi, Holst, and Coyote` to our staff and congratulate them on their new positions.
Feb 17th: Round Robin Improvements
Bye, bye birdie! GeekShed is moving to an auto-geo-ip system that determines the best server to connect users too. You no longer have to find the best round robin for your location. The new system should detect your location and route you to the best server for your location and situation. The system includes some…