@accessibleandroid yes, very much so. Thing is, matrix, like mastodon, is a decentralized platform. So, not only you don't have a single client, but also you can use multiple server implementations, because matrix is only the specification. It has encryption turned on by default for private messages, so something like telegram in usage, but much better. But yeah, skipping the technical stuff, there are afew very good clients for android. The first one, and most mature as far as I know, is element. Designed by the element company, in concordance with the spec and with collaboration from the matrix foundation, it's made to be fast and accessible. That can be found through both the playstore and fdroid, the android marketplace for open source apps. Another is called element X, and it can only be found in the playstore. Basically, next generation matrix client, to make it be very fast, but that requires support from the server, or at least enough support for the sliding sync proxy, but this is generally already configured and you don't have to wory about it. Element X, while it solves a lot of the issues with matrix, by unifying the crypto implementations, has some missing features, for example calls, because that's getting revamped as well, and they want to include the awesome next version, not this stopgap current one element has. Then, there are the benefits of matrix itself, as a very versatile protocol, basically just a data transport mechanism currently used for chat, but it can be used for a lot of things. I use it to bridge all the platforms I use in a single place, so for example, whatsapp, messenger, email, all that stuff goes in separate rooms inside matrix, so I can answer to each thing with my usual matrix client and the bridge will take care of relaying that information for each social network, though that doesn't mean one bit that I use those networks more than I absolutely have to. Just saying, that's what beeper tryed to do, that's how their bridge to IMessage and their android app worked, they used matrix as glue more or less. Too bad apple drove them into the ground, because the effort sounded cool. You know how it is, when the big players do it, it's innovation, but when we do it, it's piracy, bullshit I say!