One-to-one encrypted chat
Kissend is shaped like a private room for two people. End-to-end encrypted 1:1 messaging in the browser, with username identity and connection approval.
Group chats and channels are useful for coordination. They also create noise, accidental oversharing, and social pressure. Kissend stays one-to-one so privacy tools — encryption, disappearing messages, hidden chats — match a single conversation’s boundaries.
Create a username, send a connection request, wait for approval, then chat. Full walkthrough: How it works.
Username only — no phone number. End-to-end encrypted 1:1 chat, free in your browser.
Start freeNo. Kissend is designed exclusively for private one-to-one conversations.
Yes. Kissend is designed for end-to-end encrypted private messaging.
Yes. Open the browser app on either device — no native install required.