One-to-one and groups
One flow for two people or the whole circle. Groups with clear rules on who invites and who moderates.
The app
The technology is the heart. But nobody lives inside a technology — you live inside an app you open a hundred times a day.
So Semanty is built to be used without a manual. Open, write, close. Everything complicated stays where it belongs — under the hood.
Open the menu and you’ll see how it’s made: a few tidy sections, each with one clear job.
Not a crippled “secure” messenger. A full chat that does what any other one does.
One flow for two people or the whole circle. Groups with clear rules on who invites and who moderates.
Media claims its spot instantly and fills in behind the scenes — the thread never jumps.
Push even on a sleeping phone. A badge on the icon. Tap it and you land in the chat that rang.
“Typing…”, online status, read receipts, replies to a message. Every one of them can be switched off.
The phone is the start, not the ceiling.
A small floating bubble over the screen. It rests aside, you drag it, open it with one tap — read and reply without leaving what you were doing. As discreet as a note on the edge of a desk.
A real Windows app, not a website in a window. It sits in the taskbar, chimes, shows a toast and an unread count. Same conversations, same meaning — on a full keyboard.
Our own Android keyboard. The idea is simple: let meaning get dressed while you type, without switching apps. Keyboard or foreign channel.
Profile and settings are made for people, not for engineers.
Avatar, name, a short slogan under it. Your ID, the one friends use to find you.
Sound — per type, if you’re picky. Vibration. Notifications. Battery. All on one screen, with switches instead of forms.
She brings the theme. You type as you are — “I’m already on my way. I’ll be at the mall at 8.” She spins for a moment. The overlay preview shows the other story that goes out. They read yours. The original stays between the two of you.
Two phones side by side, one scan — and you’re connected. Behind the curtain, whatever needs exchanging gets exchanged. Your part is to point the camera.
Someone glanced over your shoulder? One discreet move and the screen stops telling the conversation. Only your view changes — nothing different goes out.
A short manual right there, sorted by topic. No hunting for a forum or a video.
The app works and is used in a closed circle. When it opens wider, we’ll say so plainly.
Until then: join the list if you want to be among the first. Or write to us if you hold a product and people.