Messaging, channels and communities — one account

Talk freely. Stay in control.

JLE Gram brings your private conversations, broadcast channels, topic-based groups and 24-hour stories together — fast in the browser, with every permission enforced at the database layer rather than in the interface.

Realtime

Messages, typing and presence stream live

Private by default

Row-level rules gate every read

No installs

Runs in any modern browser or as a PWA

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Working today

What you can actually do right now

Only features available in JLE Gram today are listed here.

Direct & group chats

Find people by username, start a conversation, and see messages arrive in realtime without refreshing.

Channels

Create a channel, gather subscribers, and broadcast posts to everyone following it.

Groups

Spin up a space, invite members, and hold threaded discussions organised by topic.

Stories

Share a photo or clip that disappears after 24 hours. Media is stored privately and served through signed links.

Access control that holds

Permissions are enforced by the database, not the interface. If you are not in a conversation, its rows never reach your device.

Built to grow

One account carries across chats, channels, communities and stories — no separate logins or disconnected inboxes.

Who it fits

Built for groups that outgrew one big chat

For small teams

Keep project conversation in group chats and announcements in a channel, so decisions do not get buried in a feed.

For communities

Give members a place to talk in topics instead of one endless room, with the broadcast channel kept separate.

For staying in touch

Direct messages plus stories that expire — a personal space that does not turn into a permanent archive.

We do not publish customer quotes or user counts until we have real ones to show.

Free while we build

Every feature that works today costs nothing. Paid plans are published so you can see where this is going — not so you can be charged for something unfinished.

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