People judge a messenger in the first minute, by whether a message lands the instant it is sent. Behind that tick sit a real-time server, offline queues, push notifications and encryption that keeps even you out of the conversation. We build that, designed new for your audience by a team that has built messaging apps many times. Most first releases go live in about 30 days.
A message has to arrive in under a second, even when the other phone is off or on a train. This is the path every message takes, and the part of the software carrying each step.
A phone number or email is verified, and contacts already using the app appear straight away.
Sign-up and contact discovery
The message is encrypted on the phone before it leaves, so the server only ever carries sealed text.
End-to-end encryption
The server passes it on in real time, or holds it until the other phone comes back online.
Real-time delivery and offline queue
A push notification wakes the other phone without showing the message itself to Apple or Google.
Private push notifications
Ticks show sent, delivered and read, unless somebody has chosen to turn their read receipts off.
Receipts and presence
History syncs to linked devices and backs up encrypted, so a new phone starts with every chat.
Linked devices and backups
Users, group admins and you each see the app built for their job, all running on one system you own.
Message anybody privately, in groups or in channels, from any device they own.
Run a group or a channel with the tools to keep it useful.
Run the service without ever reading a private message.
Start with one and add the rest as you grow. Every rate is yours to set in the admin panel.
Bigger groups, larger files and extra features, billed monthly.
Verified profiles, catalogues and customer chat for companies.
Subscriptions to channels with exclusive updates.
Packs sold in the app, by you or by artists.
Your messenger licensed to companies on their own servers.
Sponsored posts in public channels, never in private chats.
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Are we still on for Sunday?
Yes, 8am at the park08:12
Sent, delivered and read ticks, typing indicators and replies, all in real time across every device.
Record, pause and send, with playback speed controls and a transcript wherever you want one.
Admins, moderators, invite links and a switch so only admins post.
Road closures this weekend: Park Lane shut from 7am Saturday for resurfacing.
One-way updates to thousands of followers, who react without flooding anybody.
Each chat has a security code both people compare, proving nobody sits in the middle.
Linked devices
Phone, web and desktop linked together, with history synced to each.
A chat app looks like the simplest thing on a phone, which is exactly why people notice every flaw. A message that arrives late, twice or out of order is the whole product failing, not a small bug.
This is the machinery we build into yours, shaped around your audience and how they talk. Each piece is designed and built new for you, by a team that has built messaging apps many times.
Get a free costed planThe core app already covers one-to-one and group chat, voice notes, media, encryption and linked devices. These are the extras clients ask for most often, and each one is designed for your app and priced in your costed plan.
Group calls
Calls for larger groups, through a media server.
Screen sharing
Shared from a call, on desktop or phone.
Message translation
Chats translated into the reader's language.
Bots and integrations
Automated accounts for alerts, orders and support.
Business profiles
Verified companies with catalogues and quick replies.
Payments in chat
Money sent between users, or paid to businesses.
Stories and status
Updates that disappear after a day.
Compliance archive
Retention and export for regulated companies.
Single sign-on
Company logins for workplace messengers.
Store launch designs
Store screenshots and banners designed for launch.
The same pattern of private chat, groups and channels works for almost any group of people who need to talk. Each version is designed around its own audience: its privacy, its size, its idea of an urgent message.
Building for a different group? Tell us who needs to talk and we will scope it.
A messenger holds the most private thing people write, so safety and privacy have to work together. These are built in from the first release, rather than bolted on after the first complaint.
Most first releases go live in about 30 days. Larger apps take longer, and your costed plan fixes the scope and the exact date.
Where most of the work happens
Not here? The costed plan answers the rest, for your app.
Yes, and people will find it familiar. One-to-one chat, groups, channels, voice notes, calls and read receipts all work the way they expect. The difference is that it is yours, on your servers, with your features and your rules.
No, and that is the point of end-to-end encryption. Messages are sealed on the sender's phone and opened only on the recipient's, so your database holds nothing readable. Not your team, not a hacker who copies it and not a court order will ever recover the text.
Through what users themselves choose to share with you. A report sends the recent messages from that chat to your team, because the reporter already sees them. Spam is caught by behaviour rather than content, like a new account sending hundreds of invites. Public channels are moderated normally, since they were never private.
Usually in well under a second when both phones are online, over a connection that stays open. When one is offline, the message waits in a queue and arrives in order the moment it reconnects. We test delivery on bad and patchy networks, rather than only on the office wi-fi.
As many as you grow to, because the chat servers scale sideways rather than up. Connections are spread across machines, and a busy evening adds servers instead of adding delay. Your costed plan states the capacity it is built for, and what the next step costs.
Yes, as linked devices on the same account. Each device holds its own encryption keys, so a laptop never weakens the phone's security. History syncs between them, and the web version runs without the phone being switched on.
For a feature inside another app, often yes. For a messenger that is the product, an SDK charges per user every month and keeps the data on its servers. Your own build is a fixed cost, and the users, the data and the roadmap stay yours.
No, and none of them ever is. Every app we build is designed and built new, for the one client who asked for it. We have built messaging apps many times, which is what lets us fix the scope, price and launch date before we start.
Most first releases go live in about 30 days. Larger apps, with desktop clients, group calls or several add-on modules, take a little longer. Your free costed plan fixes the scope and the exact launch date in writing, before you commit.
Apps for iOS and Android, a web version and desktop apps for Windows and Mac, plus a web admin panel. Some clients start with the phone apps and add the web and desktop versions later.
You own both of them, completely and from day one. The code sits in your own repository, the cloud accounts stand in your company's name, and the apps ship under your own developer accounts. Documentation gets written for a developer who never met us.
Tell us about the app you want to build. We send back a costed plan with a fixed price and a launch date, free and yours to keep.
