Data monetized
Your conversations feed their business model.
Data monetized
End-to-end encryption by default — the operator literally cannot read your messages, so there is nothing to monetize.
An open source, decentralized messenger. Several interfaces, one identity — from power-user to anyone who just wants to stay in touch.
Built for the platforms, not the people who use them.
Your conversations feed their business model.
End-to-end encryption by default — the operator literally cannot read your messages, so there is nothing to monetize.
Your messages stay readable by the operator. And by anyone who can ask.
Encryption is on by default and cannot be turned off. Even we cannot read your conversations.
A regulatory checkbox. Seniors and people with disabilities left out by design.
Accessibility is co-designed from day one with seniors and people with disabilities, not bolted on at the end.
ID cards, face scans, phone numbers — just to talk to the people you care about.
Sign up with a username and a passphrase. No phone number, no ID card, no face scan — ever.
Unexplained bans, rules rewritten without notice.
Federated by design — you can host your own server with your own rules, and platform changes are debated in the open.
Leaving the platform means losing everything.
Built on Matrix: take your account, contacts and history with you to any compatible client, anytime.
Decentralized, encrypted, portable. And no black box, ever.
Open code, documented process. No black box.
AGPLv3-licensed code, public roadmap, transparent governance backed by a French non-profit. Anyone can audit, fork or contribute.
Encryption by default. Nobody can read your messages.
Olm and Megolm protocols — the same battle-tested cryptography behind Element. Keys never leave your device.
Built on Matrix. Federated, no single point of failure, self-hostable.
Hundreds of independent servers already federate over Matrix. If one goes down, the network keeps running — and you can self-host yours.
Switch clients without losing a thing. Your identity stays yours.
Export your full history with one click and import it into another Matrix client. Your contacts, rooms and identity follow you.
Decisions made with users, not handed down.
Public RFCs, open issue tracker, non-profit assemblies — anyone can propose, debate or push back on a change.
Designed from scratch with the people concerned, not for them.
Screen-reader pass on every release, dyslexic-font option, high-contrast theme, and a keyboard-first interface.
One protocol for everyone, an interface for each — designed with the people who'll use it.
Dense interface. Every feature within reach.
Sarah, a tech lead, juggles 30+ rooms across federated workspaces — shortcuts, threads and bridges keep everything one keypress away.
Familiar UX, no clutter.
Marc messages his team and his family from the same app — a clean inbox, quick replies, no feature overload.
Clear, readable, designed for seniors.
Anne, 72, calls her grandchildren with one tap — large text, simple layout, no notifications she didn't ask for.
Co-designed with people with disabilities.
Léa navigates exclusively with a screen reader — every screen is labelled, every action announced, nothing relies on colour alone.
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