Messenger
A real messenger, first.
Before the AI, the fundamentals — done properly. Voice messages you can read, voice and video calls, threads that keep replies in order, groups and channels, files and reactions. The app you actually live in, whether a model is in the room or not.
“Let’s ship it Friday, 9am — I’ll send the deck 👍”
Voice messages
Send a quick voice note — and turn it into text with a tap when you can’t listen.
Maya
Video call · 04:12
Voice & video calls
Call anyone in a chat, audio or video — end-to-end encrypted, with an emoji key to prove it.
Threads
Branch any message into a thread. The side conversation stays out of the main chat.
Design team
Group · 8 members
Founders
Channel · 2.4k subscribers
Product news
Channel · 12k subscribers
Groups & channels
From a group chat to a whole community, plus channels to broadcast one-to-many.
The parts you use every day
The messaging basics, built the way they should be — so nothing gets in the way of the conversation.
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Talk, don’t type
Hold to record a voice message and send. Want it as text? Tap to transcribe — reading instead of listening whenever it helps. A few free every day, unlimited on paid plans.
- 2
Keep replies in order
Reply to any message and the answers collapse into a thread — a small stack of avatars and a reply count under the original, so a busy chat stays readable.
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Bring everyone in
Spin up a group for your team or a broadcast channel for an audience. React, reply, forward, drop a file — the conversation holds it all.
Everything a messenger should have
Voice messages
Record and send in a tap. Turn any voice message into text on demand — a few transcriptions free every day, unlimited on paid plans, for when reading beats listening.
Voice & video calls
Call anyone in a direct chat, audio or video, in a tap. Calls are end-to-end encrypted between the devices, and an emoji key lets you check that no one is in the middle. Every call leaves a record in the conversation, so you can see what you missed.
Threads
Replies fold into a thread beneath the message they answer — an avatar stack and a count keep the main chat clean, even when everyone’s talking.
Groups & channels
Groups for the people you talk with; channels to broadcast to thousands. Both are just chats — the meta line tells them apart.
Files & documents
Share PDFs, docs, images — anything. Files live right in the conversation, ready when you need them, not buried in another app.
Reactions, replies, forwards
React with an emoji, reply inline, or forward a message onward. The small moves that make a chat feel alive, all built in.
Drafts that wait for you
Start a message, switch away, come back — your draft is exactly where you left it, on every chat, saved as you type.
Questions, answered
A real messenger first. Voice, threads, groups, channels, files and reactions all work on their own — the AI is something you add to a conversation when it helps, never a thing you have to use.
On demand, on every plan — a few free each day, unlimited on paid plans. Voice messages send as audio; tap one to transcribe it into text whenever you’d rather read than listen.
A group is a shared conversation among members. A channel broadcasts to subscribers — one voice out to an audience. In AmeChat both are ordinary chats; the meta line (“Group · 8 members” vs “Channel · 12k subscribers”) tells them apart.
Yes — PDFs, documents, images and more. They live inside the conversation where you sent them, ready to open again whenever you need.
Yes — voice and video calls in any direct chat, from the chat header or the person’s profile. Calls are end-to-end encrypted, and every call leaves a record in the conversation.
Messages are not: they are encrypted in transit and at rest, live on EU infrastructure, and are processed on our servers so the AI can work — see the Security page for the honest details. Calls are the exception: their audio and video are end-to-end encrypted between the devices.