Turn by turn
One person gets the canvas, everyone else gets the keyboard. Guesses go straight into the chat, and once the word is found the turn passes on.
A fast, quiet messenger. Sign in with Apple or Google, talk to the people you choose, and read in plain language what happens to your messages on our servers.
Free to use · No ads · No trackers · No data resale
One tap and you are in. No password to lose — and no phone number to hand over: we never ask for one and never store one.
Pinned chats on top, unread counts, delivery ticks, last-seen. Search across names, usernames and the last message.
Every change in a chat carries its own number, so a device that was offline catches up from exactly where it stopped, in the right order — as long as it comes back within thirty days.
Sent, delivered, read — tracked per participant, so a tick means what it says instead of guessing from timestamps.
Twelve messages in four seconds arrive as one notification, not twelve. No marketing pushes, ever.
Attachments upload straight to object storage over a signed link, already encrypted, and leave it once every device they are meant for has downloaded them.
The interface follows your system language, and all forty-seven are translated — not a fallback to English with the odd blank.
Leave a group or block a person at any time, and write to us about abuse. Every conversation is encrypted, so we act on what you choose to show us — the Terms set out the procedure and the appeal.
No phone number, no password
We only ever see your name
One player draws, everyone else types their guesses. Then the turn moves on. Play in a room of your own, with the people you invited, or in an open one where strangers gather.
One person gets the canvas, everyone else gets the keyboard. Guesses go straight into the chat, and once the word is found the turn passes on.
Gather a room out of the people you already write to, or walk into an open one. The same game either way — only the company changes.
When a word refuses to come, letters start to open. Enough to nudge the room along, not enough to hand it the answer.
The table counts a week, not a lifetime, so nobody who joins later has to catch up with somebody else’s thousands. A place in it is all it gives.
The word is chosen by AI and shown to each player in the language they use the app in. A drawing needs no translation, so a room works even when the people in it share no language at all: you type your guess in yours, the person beside you types theirs, and both count.
Letter hints follow the same rule — they open the letters of your word, not of somebody else’s.
100 stars a month
A hundred stars a month open the whole set: every drawing tool, every colour, every brush width, and the reactions.
Free from the very first round: one tool and one colour. That is enough to play — what people guess is the drawing, not the palette.
Bought in the app or bought here, the balance is one and the same.
Most messengers imply more protection than they ship. Here is exactly where oChat stands today, in the same words the Privacy Policy uses.
Read the Privacy PolicyEvery connection between the app and our servers runs over TLS. Nothing travels in the clear.
One to one or in a group, messages and attachments reach our servers already encrypted by your device. We cannot open them, and we keep them only until they are delivered — thirty days at most.
We do not keep your messages and make no backups of them. History reaches a new device only from another device of yours, by a transfer you confirm with a code. Your recovery code restores your key, not your history: lose every device that holds it and the history is gone — we cannot recover it for you, because we neither keep it nor can read it.
Messages to our support team are not encrypted, and the app says so in that conversation: someone has to read a question to answer it. Channels and public groups, the other kind that was not encrypted, no longer exist.
No advertising SDKs in the app, and your data is never sold or shared for marketing. The app does send crash reports and which screens get used, and that is not optional: the settings switch for it was removed. Those services get an account identifier, device data and event names — never what you write.
The full app. Sign-in, chats, notifications.
A native Mac build from the same codebase, signed and notarised.
Runs today, tuned for the large screen next.
Next on our list.
Under consideration. Not promised.
Free. Takes one tap and about thirty seconds.