Matrix Protocol Ecosystem (Matrix.org Foundation directory)
Register + standard market (matrix.org foundation ecosystem directory). The Kin Score Market layer reads each provider in its market: who it integrates with, how deep those integrations go, and where the market publishes its own structure. Methodology.
Where this market publishes its structure
- Matrix.org ecosystem hosting (matrix.org/ecosystem/hosting/ + 9 detail pages) machine-readable, 9 hosting providers, each with its own site; none held by a catalog repo (harvest candidates); 0 linked
- Matrix.org ecosystem clients (matrix.org/ecosystem/clients/ + 48 detail pages) machine-readable, 48 clients, author + store / web links; 0 linked (Element Creations, Mozilla, connect2x have no repo)
- Matrix.org ecosystem bridges (matrix.org/ecosystem/bridges/ + 28 network pages) machine-readable, 40 bridge cards over 25 networks; beeper (domain + register-name), mattermost (register-name) linked; bridged networks report-only
- Matrix.org ecosystem SDKs / servers / integrations / distributions machine-readable, 37 unique SDK cards, 19 servers, 27 integrations, 8 distributions; synapse linked (hand-verified); red-hat held
- matrix-org/matrix.org content/ecosystem/*.toml (raw.githubusercontent) not machine-readable: same data as the HTML; not read, matrix.org used as the primary source per brief
Own = declares at least one integration itself; covered = visible only because an aggregator, standards body, regulator or partner contract names it; distribution-only = listed only on cloud marketplaces it sells through, a channel reported beside, never counted as its own declared integrations; undeclared = nothing we can read, so no number; declares_compatibility = providers with a `compatible` shape vote, report only (kin, 2026-10-13): never counted as own, never in depth or position.
Taxonomy how this market maps onto apis.io
Derived 2026-10-23 from the 8 providers in this market we could resolve in the catalog. The percentage is the share of those providers carrying each one; it describes the market, not the tag or industry. Tag groups have no page of their own yet, so they are listed unlinked.
| Tags | Messaging 100%, Decentralized 75%, Open Source 38%, Web3 38%, Real-Time 38%, Chat 38%, Matrix 38% |
|---|---|
| Tag groups | Messaging 100%, Social Network 75%, Blockchain 38%, Real-Time 38%, Chat 38%, MCP 25%, Productivity 25%, Cryptography 25% |
| Industries | Telecommunications & Connectivity 100%, Blockchain, Crypto & Web3 75%, Cybersecurity & Identity 38%, Developer Tools & DevOps 25% |
| Areas | Communications 25%, Encryption 25%, Agents 12%, Privacy 12%, Bots 12% |
share of resolved cohort carrying it; tags >=0.20 & >=3 members (max 12, junk dropped), tag_groups >=0.20 (cooccurrence, non-cross-cutting; max 8), industries >=0.20 (max 6), areas >=0.10 (max 6; areas are keyword-matched and sparse), capabilities L1 >=0.20 (max 8); derive-market-taxonomy.py
Leaders by position (provisional)
Provisional: grouped by position, depth compared within a position only. Distribution (cloud marketplaces) and iPaaS bridges are counted beside position, never inside it. Unknown-builder listings are left out of position shares and counted here.
undeclared 8 · declares nothing we can read: no number
| Provider | Depth | Integrations | In / out | Unknown builder | Distribution | iPaaS bridge | Mix |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beeper | undeclared | - | - | - | - | - | |
| Diaspora | undeclared | - | - | - | - | - | |
| Here Not There Labs | undeclared | - | - | - | - | - | |
| Matrix | undeclared | - | - | - | - | - | |
| Mattermost | undeclared | - | - | - | - | - | |
| Satellite | undeclared | - | - | - | - | - | |
| Synapse | undeclared | - | - | - | - | - | |
| XMTP | undeclared | - | - | - | - | - |
Generated 2026-10-23 from API Evangelist's own files; nothing on this page is a model's judgement. Provisional and unweighted; not part of the Kin Score composite or agent readiness. Read the Market layer methodology. Disagree with an edge? Every edge cites its evidence and can be corrected through the normal correction path.