Company
Kissend is built for people who want a conversation that is not tied to a phone number or a contact list. The phone app and the website share one account.
In the app
On this page
You sign in with email or Google and pick a username. Friends and groups are the everyday chat. The vault keeps files out of the shared gallery. App lock, hidden chats, a decoy PIN, and disappearing messages are there when the phone is not only yours.
Random chat is optional. It stays off in the app until you turn it on. The website can start a text-only chat with a name, and that chat can move into the account when you claim it.
Kissend does not read your phone contacts, and it does not ask for your phone number to find people. The connection to the service is protected in transit. Message privacy on a shared device comes from the locks, the hidden list, and how long you let a message last.
A screenshot of a hidden chat is not detected. A lock is discretion you control, and it works best together with the phone's own lock.
Keep going
Random chat
These pages are for random text chat. Private chat by username stays in the app.
The app
Friend chats and group messages are free. Locks, hidden chats, and the vault are for a phone that is not only yours. Optional random chat stays off until you turn it on.
Help
A few quick answers before your first chat. The app has its own screens after you claim an account.
No. The signed-in product is a phone app and a browser app. This website also has public guides and a text chat that does not need an account.
Adults who want private one-to-one or group chat, including couples, students, and anyone who would rather not publish a phone number.
