Any Android apps that are recommended? And are there instance types for making Matrix too, and if so any that are recommended?
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I use element.io
Me too! I’be been using it for two years and it’s my chat application with my family and (some) friends. I’m happy with the stability and overall functionalities.
Ive liked fluffychat on Android, but I’m waiting for elementx to come out honestly,
I use mozilla.org
fluffychat
I find it hard to take a product seriously when it has “cute” in the first sentence in its description…
Something about books, covers and judging…
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I’m adding this into my Lemmy client’s README.
I’ve been using Matrix for several years now, and am very happy with it, and with the progress that it made.
I have one instance just for me, which I use for general chatting, as well as for some light experiments (I’m toying with some client development and trying new plugins or appservices now and then).
I have another, private and undfederated instance for family comms. I set it up at the very beginning of the Covid-19 era, when nobody knew how long and how severe will the travel restrictions be, and we’ve been using it heavily ever since.
I’m using [Element](Element - Secure Messenger (Group messenger - encrypted messaging, group chat and video calls) https://f-droid.org/packages/im.vector.app/)
when accessing matrix I was using SchildiChat, a fork of Element with improvements
closed my own instance some time ago, but thinking on running it again soon, maybe using Conduit or Dendrite instead of Synapse
+1 on SchildiChat here as well.
I used to use FluffyChat but it would corrupt its internal SQLite database randomly. That happened a couple of times so I just stopped using it entirely.
That’s good to know. I was leaning towards FluffyChat because it looked cute… But, I would rather go with something that is more reliable.
Same here actually. Haven’t tried Matrix at all and use Signal daily for regular messaging. Matrix looks promising though. Looking forward to seeing what instances people use our if self hosting is common.
