The real thing
A line, not a directory.
Your people, the room they’re in, and what was said — in one screen. This is a screenshot of the actual app, not a drawing of it.
No ads. No tracking. No company selling what you say.
Voice, video, screen share, and chat on private hardware. Bring your crew.
Your people, the room they’re in, and what was said — in one screen. This is a screenshot of the actual app, not a drawing of it.
Every major chat app follows the same cycle: features degrade, basic utilities get locked behind monthly subs, and private conversations turn into ad-targeting models. Your messages stay on dedicated private hardware. No scraping, no selling, no tracking.
Built for squads who actually play games and talk daily. Maintained by one person — which means when something breaks, it gets patched fast because I’m using it every night too. The 2 AM maintenance is mine.
If something goes down, you can message the person running the infrastructure directly. Join this one, or bring your own crew.
Every message, call, and file lives on our hardware. Make your own server free — your channels, your crew. You do not have to join mine.
Low-latency voice, camera, and screen share. Noise suppression so the squad hears you — not your fan.
Friends, DMs, presence, unread on the person. Channels, replies, reactions, pins, GIFs, search. The normal stuff, minus the clutter.
Native Windows app with game detection, Android APK, or any modern browser. iPhone: Add to Home Screen. Same account either way.
The paid stuff exists because the server and bandwidth cost money, not because I’m trying to get rich off my friends. First 50 people in get everything free forever anyway.
The Windows app adds game detection and auto-ducking, and is code-signed so Windows can verify who built it — you may still see an unrecognized-app notice on a fresh install, which is normal for a small app. Everything else runs in the browser — same account, nothing missing.