One Platform for Sovereign Communications
Sover brings messaging and channels, calls and video conferences, AI agents and federation into one application. You host it on your own servers, your Kubernetes cluster or your virtual machines.
Overview
What Sover Is
A sovereign unified-communications platform for governments and regulated organizations.
Sover combines messaging, voice and video calls, workspaces, bots and federation between independent instances. The AI models and agents you approve join the same chats and calls as people, under your security policy.
Sover is user-hosted, on your own servers, your Kubernetes cluster or your virtual machines, so you control the infrastructure that processes and stores your communications. It is not a public multi-tenant cloud service. People use it on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS and in web browsers.
The platform handles over 1,000 messages per second and supports hundreds of thousands of users.
Platform
The Platform, Page by Page
One page for each capability. Start with the one your organization needs most.
- AI Agents & Assistants Connect the AI models and agents you approve through MCP and chatbot APIs; they take part in chats and calls as participants, under your security policy. See AI Agents
- Messaging & Channels Direct messages, group chats, broadcast channels and threaded replies, organized in workspaces for each team. See Messaging
- Video Conferencing One-to-one audio and video calls, group audio calls and video conferences in the same application as your chats. See Video Conferencing
- Federated Network Independent Sover instances communicate under agreed policies, while each organization controls its own instance and what crosses to its partners. See the Federated Network
- Integrations & APIs Connect bots and your own systems through the Sover Bot API, with 50+ REST methods and a Python client library. See Integrations
- Deployment Options Run Sover on your own servers with the Sover Private Cloud included, on your Kubernetes cluster or on your virtual machines, designed around your network and security policies. See Deployment Options
- Security & Compliance Two-factor authentication, role-based access control, audit logging, encryption in transit and at rest, and end-to-end encrypted secret chats. See Security
- Video Library Sover Video Library, for sharing video with your teams without leaving your Sover environment. See the Video Library
- Calendar & Tasks A calendar for your meetings in Sover, and an Outlook plugin for calendar and meetings. See Calendar and Tasks
- Administration A back-office console for users, roles, sessions and administrative audit records. See Administration
- Custom Branding Sover is rebrandable, so your organization can run its deployment under its own identity. See Custom Branding
Questions about the Platform, or Ready for a Briefing?
Contact Sales
Tell us about your organization and we will arrange a briefing for your team.
What is Sover?
Sover is a user-hosted platform for messaging, voice and video calls, and workplace collaboration. Organizations can deploy it on their own servers with the Sover Private Cloud, which is included, on a Kubernetes cluster they already operate, or on their existing virtual machines, with control over the infrastructure used to process and store their communications.
Do we have to move our communications to a public cloud?
No. Sover is user-hosted: it runs on infrastructure your organization controls, whether your own servers with the Sover Private Cloud, your Kubernetes cluster, or your virtual machines, so the hosting environment can be selected for your organization's requirements.
Where can Sover be deployed?
Sover can be deployed on your own servers with the Sover Private Cloud, which is included, on a Kubernetes cluster you already operate, or on your existing virtual machines. The deployment should be designed around your hosting location, network, security policies, operating responsibilities, and expected workload.
Which operating systems does Sover support?
Sover is available for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and web browsers. Confirm the current supported versions and the features needed on each client before rollout.
Can I use Sover in a browser?
Yes. Sover has a web client. Check the supported browser version and required features for your deployment; web availability does not mean every mobile or desktop feature is identical.
What is federation in Sover?
Federation connects independent Sover instances so organizations can collaborate while each controls its own deployment. It allows cross-organization communication to be governed by partner and access policies.