ZMath / Zero Boundary Algebra
Automatic Shield vault protection.
CallChat Shield is the ZMath-powered vault layer for protected files, attachments, and private notes.
On callchat.org, Shield is included as the free hosted showcase. Other servers can enable
the proprietary Shield layer through a paid ZMath license.
Hosted benefit
CallChat users do not manage extra Shield secrets manually.
The hosted experience is automatic: the compatible CallChat app/module creates, stores, and uses the needed Shield material locally for normal vault actions. Users see a clean protected-file workflow instead of being asked to invent extra pattern/password material for every file.
Standard Matrix chat remains free. Shield is additive: it protects selected vault files and attachments without turning normal messages into a locked paid feature.
How Shield is presented to users
.zme1 container travels through Matrix as an attachment.
Public pages do not contain the premium encryption implementation. They describe behaviour, pricing, and safety boundaries only. The private ZMath engine stays in protected modules, not public website JavaScript.
CallChat
Free hosted showcase for active callchat.org accounts, including automatic Shield vault direction.
External Shield
Personal ZMath Shield access for users outside the hosted CallChat showcase.
$5/month Pay with PayPalTeam Shield
Up to 10 users for secure rooms, vault workflows, and private rollout guidance.
$55/month Request businessServer License
One approved self-hosted deployment with unlimited users and protected premium source boundary.
$55/month Request self-hostedWhat license buyers get
Automatic user flow
Users get a clean Shield workflow where vault protection is handled by the compatible app/module.
Policy entitlement
Licensed servers can use approved entitlement checks for business or self-hosted Shield access.
Protected source boundary
Licensing grants use of the premium layer, not republication of private ZMath source code.
Clear fallback
Normal Matrix messaging remains usable; Shield files appear as protected containers to clients without Shield tooling.