Rooms and Group Chat
A team room with replies, emoji reactions and a thread, on the Matrix homeserver that ships with the deployment.
Encrypted messaging, voice and video for teams and communities on Matrix.
A team room with replies, emoji reactions and a thread, on the Matrix homeserver that ships with the deployment.
A follow-up conversation opened in its own panel, so it stays out of the main timeline.
A one to one conversation sitting alongside the team rooms in the same client.
Full text search over message history, answered by the homeserver and reaching into threads.
Who is in a room, and which of them administers it.
Element is a messaging and collaboration client for the Matrix network, built around end-to-end encrypted chat by default, rooms, threads and direct messages, one-to-one voice and video calls, and full-text search across your conversations. It connects to any Matrix homeserver, so you choose or run the infrastructure it talks to, rather than being tied to one provider. People who choose Element often point to Matrix's bridging model: a single account can reach other chat networks through bridges, so Element ends up working as one client for conversations that would otherwise be spread across several separate apps, a theme that recurs in self-hosting discussions. Encryption is on by default too, rather than an opt-in mode you have to remember to switch on. LDAP sign-in, role-based access control, audit logging and the autoscaling, multi-tenant Synapse Pro backend are part of the paid Element Server Suite Pro tier. Chat, calls and search are free to self-host without it.
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