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Cake day: Jun 10, 2023

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Hah, very fair. Trouble I’m having is that my friend group aren’t the type to check their emails, so that takes care of grandma-demographic but does not take care of the “social media please fill my inbox” demographic. Matrix is definitely where I’m leaning, that has other applications for me anyway.


In search of a self-hosted messaging client for my Jellyfin users
Good morning /c/selfhosted! I run a Jellyfin server, complete with Jellyseerr, Sonarr, Radarr, the works. This has been a fantastic learning experience, and I've learned *so much* about networking, docker-compose, and what terrible tragedies and lost work can occur when you do not RTFM. Now that it is up and running and stable(ish), I have invited friends and family to the instance. It is securely attached to my domain, and currently I have about 12 users. Now, I have run into an issue: I need a centralized way for them to get notifications on new content and their requests being fulfilled, and a centralized way for all of them to contact me. Right now, it's a messy combination of sms/email/discord/phone calls. My thought: I would love a self-hosted messaging client! I'm wondering if anyone knows of any messaging clients that meet the following criteria: 1. Grandma-level user friendliness, if possible 2. One-way multi-user broadcast option 3. Jellyseerr integration, or some back-assward way to get it to work with one of Jellyseerr's integrations 4. little user-to-user communication **Ultimately, my goal is the following: An app that I can use for users to submit questions and bug reports, and that I can use to broadcast news and updates, downtime notifications, and other messaging. Ideally, one that supports a "bcc" option. An additional caveat is that the users should not be able to easily find and message each other, I don't need my conservative coworkers meeting the queer ass polycule that makes up 20% of my users.**
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