AChat: join an anonymous room from a link, no account needed
- Web
- Android
AChat is a chat app for the web and Android. Anonymous rooms work without an account, from a link someone shares; signed in, you also get personal chats, groups and communities for the people you know.
What is AChat?
A messaging app with two ways in. A room is a link; the site explains how to keep a room, and the docs say how long a room’s messages are kept. Signed in, you can post status updates too, and anything you write while offline waits in an outbox and sends when you’re back.
Who is AChat for?
People who want a chat with friends and, sometimes, a room where nobody needs their name. A study group that needs a room for one evening. A friend who sends you a link and wants an answer before you’ve signed up for anything. From a phone or a laptop, whichever is closer.
AChat opens on your chats, and from there you pick which kind of conversation you came for.
What did we build?
Each door says what it asks. Sign in with Google, then pick a username. Or create an anonymous room: pick a name, and you get a link to share with whoever you want in it. Or paste the link or ID someone sent you, and you’re in their room without an account.
Around them sit status, groups and communities, and search runs on your device, over the messages it already holds, so your search terms stay there.
Where can I check it?
Open a room link someone sent you and join the room without an account.
Want something like AChat built?
A chat that feels instant on two platforms at once is the work our Web apps and Mobile apps pages describe, one milestone link at a time.
Send the brief if you know who should talk to whom in your app, or sketch it with us in a free call.
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