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About tuwunel

Tuwunel is a Matrix homeserver implementation written in Rust, designed as a scalable alternative to Synapse. It serves as the official successor to conduwuit, supporting standard Matrix clients, bridges, and bots while implementing the Matrix Specification for most use cases.

The software is actively maintained with corporate and governmental backing, including deployment for Swiss citizens. It offers multiple deployment options including Docker, static binaries, and distribution packages for various Linux systems.

Key features

  • Implements Matrix Specification for standard use cases
  • Supports migration from conduwuit and Conduit databases
  • Multiple deployment options including Docker and system packages
  • Configurable via TOML configuration file
  • Reverse proxy support with automated TLS certificate handling
  • Binary swap compatibility with conduwuit installations

Download v1.8.1

Jul 10, 2026
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Frequently asked questions

Is tuwunel free?
Yes. tuwunel is free and open-source software, distributed under the Apache-2.0 license.
Which platforms does tuwunel support?
tuwunel provides downloads for Linux.
What is the latest version of tuwunel?
The latest version is v1.8.1, released on Jul 10, 2026.
What is Tuwunel?
Tuwunel is a Matrix homeserver implementation written in Rust, serving as an alternative to Synapse and successor to conduwuit.
How can I install Tuwunel?
Tuwunel can be installed via Docker, static binaries, or distribution packages for various Linux systems. Configuration involves editing a TOML file and setting up TLS certificates.
Can I migrate from Synapse to Tuwunel?
Migration from Synapse is not yet supported but planned. Migrations from conduwuit and Conduit are currently supported with database conversion on first boot.
What license does Tuwunel use?
The project's license is indicated by GitHub's license badge, though the specific license type isn't stated in the provided README excerpt.

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