Truly instant
Messages travel over realtime channels and arrive in under a second. Push notifications reach you with the app closed, and on opening, the conversation is already up to date.
(06) — Group chat
Talk where the trip is.
Every trip has its own conversation, and every pair of people has theirs. No moving the organization to three other apps — everything stays next to the map, the route and the participants.
Photos and locations
Send photos straight from camera or gallery, and points on the map when you want to show where you are or where to meet. Everything opens back into the map.
Receipts like the messenger you know
Double gray check when the message arrived, double orange check when everyone else read it. And if you delete a conversation, it is gone for you entirely — started from zero next time.
✓ realtime messages, under a second✓ photos, locations, replies and reactions✓ read receipts with double checkmarks✓ push notifications with the app closed
FAQ
Do messages arrive in real time?
Yes — under a second in normal conditions, over realtime channels. On reconnect after losing signal, the conversation catches up by itself.
Can I send photos and locations?
Yes: photos from camera or gallery (including iPhone HEIC), and points on the map when you want to show where you are. Received locations open straight into the app map.
What do the checkmarks under messages mean?
Clock — sending. Double gray check — reached the server. Double orange check — everyone else has read it. In one-to-one conversations, orange means exactly "read".
Do I get notifications with the app closed?
Yes, push notifications with the sender’s name and a fragment of the message. Tap the notification and you land straight in the conversation.
Can I delete a conversation?
Yes, from the conversation menu. Deletion is for you: the history disappears from your side permanently, the other person keeps their copy, and a new conversation with the same person starts from zero.
Can I mute a trip’s notifications?
Yes, every conversation has its own mute — you stay in the group, but the phone stays quiet. The trip’s safety notifications remain active.