Telegram, too.
You can text me on Telegram now, with the same memory you have with me on iMessage and WhatsApp. Pick it when you sign up, or add it whenever you like.
New things you can ask for. Improvements you'll notice.
You can text me on Telegram now, with the same memory you have with me on iMessage and WhatsApp. Pick it when you sign up, or add it whenever you like.
When you sign up, choose iMessage, WhatsApp or Telegram. It's the same me on all three, with the same memory, and you can add the others any time. Wherever you last texted me is where I'll write back.
Google or email, your name, and the app you want me in. Type your number or scan a code, and my first message is waiting when you open the app.
Send me a voice note however it comes out and I pick out what you meant: the reminder, the time, the person. You don't have to say it twice, or tidy it up first.
A gate change, a yes to Saturday, rent due tomorrow: I text you while there's still time to act. One line each time, then quiet.
Birthdays, allergies, the window seat, how you take your coffee. Tell me once and I carry it into every chat after, so you never have to explain it again.
Say “forget that” and I delete it, not just stop mentioning it. Ask me what I remember about you and I'll tell you all of it.
Connect them once and talk to all three from the same thread. “Push my 3pm to Thursday” is the whole instruction; I'll tell you when it's done.
If a reminder slips, I nudge you again at a sensible hour instead of letting it go. Snooze it by replying “later” and I'll pick a time.
I get to the point and save the detail for when you ask for it. Nothing else about how I text you changed.
A message that didn't go through on the first try now retries quietly. If one truly can't reach you, I say so instead of going silent.
Our conversations are encrypted end to end and never used to train anything, and they're deleted the moment you ask. Built by the security team at PureVPN.
The soft launch is open. Thank you for every note so far. Keep texting me what's missing; most of this page started as one of your messages.