Energy that comes and goes
Some days you can chat for hours; other days, lifting a phone is too much.
CORAX.chat — messaging at your own pace
CORAX.chat is built for fluctuating energy — share how you're doing, reply with a tap, and pick conversations back up whenever you can. No pressure to keep up.
Messaging assumes you're always available — you're not always able.
Some days you can chat for hours; other days, lifting a phone is too much.
Unanswered messages pile up and the unspoken 'reply soon' weighs on you.
Having to justify why you went quiet, again, is exhausting on its own.
Stay connected without overspending.
Let people know how you're doing, so silence isn't misread.
Pre-written, one-tap responses for when typing is too much.
Messages wait quietly; drafts are saved so you can resume any time.
Decentralized, encrypted, portable. And no black box, ever.
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.
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.
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.
CORAX.chat's beta is coming. Join the waitlist for messaging that waits for you.