Peers

Just between us.

Messages, calls and memes, straight from your phone to your friends’. No account, no number, no one else.

Coming soonApp Store and TestFlight

Privacy

What happens in the chat stays in the chat.

On your phone and theirs. Not on a server, not in an account, not in anyone’s ad profile. Signing up takes one field.

Between you and me, an app that needs your phone number isn’t planning to call.

Ana’s news stays on top. The cat waits in the Feed.

Timing

Share whenever. Interrupt never.

Every chat, one to one or a group, has a Feed of its own, a swipe away from the conversation. Messages ring. Posts wait. Drop the meme there the second you find it, and nobody’s phone lights up in the middle of a meeting or a hard conversation. They’ll get to it when they get to it.

Between you and me, no cat video was ever urgent.

The feed

Finite friends. Finite feeds.

Other feeds never end because they’re filled with strangers, picked to keep you scrolling. Yours holds only what your friends posted, newest first, with no algorithm and no ads. Then it ends, and you get on with your day.

Between you and me, those other feeds were never about your friends.

Sharing

The group chat. The other group chat. The group chat without Dave.

Found it on some other app? Share it to Peers, tick every group it’s for, post once. Each group gets its own copy, and none of them hears about the others.

Dave will never know.

  • Groups
  • Voice and video calls
  • Works nearby, no internet
  • Voice notes you can read
  • Threads and replies
  • Polls
  • Stickers and GIFs
  • Disappearing messages
  • Face ID lock
  • Siri and widgets
  • Quantum-safe
  • iPhone and Mac
  • Free
  • Open source

Questions →Technicalities →

Bring a friend.
Peers come in pairs.

Coming soonApp Store and TestFlight