Please don't take my comment as dismissing the platform. The team behind the network, and the apps have done a phenomenal work. And I still use the occasionally

Please don't take my comment as dismissing the platform. The team behind the network, and the apps have done a phenomenal work. And I still use the occasionally buggy clients on a daily basis, and I pull as many people I know as I can to use Element. My comment was on the fact that the UX is what always fires back at it, most if not all peers I've introduced the app to have told me they don't like it because it doesn't work reliably. I keep telling them that's the cost of using a truely open and secure messenger. Thanks for pointing out the new focus on the UX aspects, and yes your approach of 3 separate code base is an ambitious endeavor. But I also think it was the right call to make. The Web client is the best messenger client I have ever used. And each mobile client are an absolute delight in term of near native feel.