Everything in FadeTalk
Links and place rooms open the conversation. Timers, drafts and controls run inside it.
Reply drafts in your own words
When a reply does not come, FadeTalk drafts one in your tone. You edit it and you send it; nothing goes out on its own. Drafts and translation use AI only when both of you turn it on.
What others see
Sign up with an email, Apple or Google. Accounts you connect with see your nickname, your 5-character ID and a profile photo if you add one. Guests and accounts that join by a single-use link see your nickname and a generated avatar. A private chat started in a place room shows your nickname or room alias and a generated avatar, unless the room showed your ID or the other person already has it. Your email and phone number are never shown.
Control that stays close
Block and report in every one-to-one chat, link guests included. Lock the app with Face ID, Touch ID or a passcode, and keep the sender and the message out of notifications. Reported content is kept for safety review, so fading is never a hiding place.
Also in the app
- View-once messages that leave both screens 5, 10 or 30 seconds after opening
- Screenshot alerts in app-to-app one-to-one chats. Detection is not guaranteed and does not work on the web.
- App lock with Face ID, Touch ID or a passcode, and content hidden in the app switcher
- Notifications that show neither the sender nor the message
- ID reset that retires your ID and personal link, once every 30 days
- Translation when both of you turn AI on
- Six themes and five languages
For people you just met, a link, not your number
Start in the browser, or get the app on iOS and Android.