Calls that hide your address
Audio and video - one to one and in groups of up to five. Through the relay by default: your IP stays yours. Quality adapts to the channel, up to 1080p.
Features
Messages, calls, groups and several devices - and protection for when the phone ends up in someone else's hands.
What it does
The things used every day. Reactions, pinning, archive and labels are there too - that is the minimum, not a feature list.
Audio and video - one to one and in groups of up to five. Through the relay by default: your IP stays yours. Quality adapts to the channel, up to 1080p.
From 30 seconds to four weeks. For the person who received it, the clock starts when they read it.
A photo, a video or a file opens once and is deleted after viewing. Both of you learn about a screenshot.
Attachments up to 1 GB, all media of a conversation on one screen, saving to the phone library.
Written at night, sent in the morning. Alongside: drafts, editing and delete for both.
One chat or all of them at once. Plus pinning, archive and contact labels.
Read, delivered, typing, online - all switchable, and always both ways.
A separate server for a team or organisation - we are building it. What companies get today - here.
Screens
Nine screens with no drawn-in frames and no stock hands - the same thing you will see on your own iPhone.
iPad
The list on the left, the conversation on the right. The build with iPad support was submitted to the App Store on 27 September and is waiting for review.
Mac
The Mac app 1.0.0 has been submitted to the App Store and is waiting for review. Old history does not move across, and calls stay on the iPhone in this version.
Safety
Encryption does not answer that question - it is about the road, not the device. This is what answers it.
The storage key lives in the Secure Enclave: it is not handed over without your face or the phone passcode - not even on an unlocked phone. Plus a lock on entry, with a choice of how soon the app locks itself.
Five or ten wrong codes and the phone erases the store, the files and the keys. The counter lives outside the app.
Quick hiding of content - against a glance over your shoulder. In the app switcher, a cover.
The server does not know the text. Name and text, name only, or nothing - your choice.
Verified in person. If a key changes, sending stops until you verify again.
The one who took it and the one who was captured both learn about it. Almost nobody else does this.
The system keyboard does not remember what you typed in Tysha.
iOS 18 or later
iPadOS 18 or later
macOS 26 or later · in App Store review
in testing · soon
in testing · soon