Private chat links over XMPP
Senders are ephemeral. Your inbox isn’t.
Generate labeled chat links (“Work”, “Personal”, “Conference”). Senders click, get an anonymous web chat. You keep the conversation until you delete it.
How it works
Three steps. Zero friction for them.
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Click a link
You hand out a labeled URL. No client install, no account on their side.
02
Anonymous chat
Their browser opens a WebSocket into a private XMPP room. SASL ANONYMOUS — zero credentials.
03
Your inbox keeps it
Every message lands in your dashboard. Stays there until you delete it — even after they close the tab.
What’s in the box
Built for handling many conversations at once.
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Multi-chat inbox
One tab, every conversation, live presence and unread counts.
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Conference rooms
Group chats with nicknames, avatars, and occupant presence.
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Per-link theming
Match each link to its context with custom CSS.
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Anonymous senders
No signup to message you. Just click and chat.
The asymmetry, by design
Anonymity for them. Persistence for you.
For senders
They get to stay invisible.
- A Anonymity. No name, no email, no account. SASL ANONYMOUS over WebSocket.
- E Ephemerality. Close the tab and the session is gone by default — save the return link if you want back in.
- 0 Zero signup. Click the link, land in the room, type. That’s the whole flow.
For creators
You keep the receipts.
- P Persistence. Conversations stay in your inbox until you explicitly delete them.
- I Identity. Set a display name per link. The multi-chat inbox keeps every thread organized.
- C Customization. Per-link theming so each context — work, personal, conference — reads differently.