VeepA chat board, not a wall of text
Masonry cards with photo previews, unread badges and live typing. Prefer a classic list? Switch in Appearance. Pin up to five chats to the top.
Android app out now · plus the web
Talk freely. Stay close.
Veep is a messenger for the people you actually talk to. Chats laid out like a board, calls in one tap, stories that fade after a day, and secret chats only the two of you can read.
On iPhone? Open web.veep.chat in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. How it works
- Chat board
- Voice messages
- Video calls for 8
- Groups up to 100
- Stories with music
- Secret chats
- My Notes
- Polls
- Disappearing messages
Everything in one place
All of your people, at a glance.
Veep shows your chats as a board of cards: photo previews, unread counts and who is typing, all visible before you tap. Then it gets out of the way so you can talk.
Audio and video calls, for two or eight
One tap to call. Group calls for up to 8 people, screen sharing on Android, and a call bubble that floats over your other apps. Calls are encrypted between devices.
Groups up to 100
An owner, as many admins as you need, invite links with a QR code, @mentions and “Seen by” on your latest message.
Stories with a soundtrack
Photos or 30-second videos that disappear after 24 hours. Add a song from a library of openly licensed music.
Voice messages
Tap the mic, talk, send. Listen back at 1×, 1.5× or 2×.
Polls, replies, reactions
Swipe to reply, double-tap for ❤️, edit for 15 minutes, and settle plans with a quick poll.
Disappearing and scheduled
Let a chat clean itself up, or hold send to deliver a message later.
Make it yours
Glass, colour, your way.
The Prism look puts frosted glass over a slowly moving glow. Pick light, dark or follow your phone, then choose an accent. Try it here.
Theme
Accent · Violet
- Prism, Classic, Ink and Solid looks, with text size and board or list layout.
- Verified badges for notable people and organisations, confirmed by Veep.
- Smooth motion throughout: screens slide, sheets spring, badges pop.
Security, plainly
Private where it matters. Honest about the rest.
We would rather tell you exactly what is protected than paint everything with the same brush.
Secret chats
One-to-one text messages encrypted end to end. Keys stay on your phones; our server only ever sees scrambled text. Compare a security code to be sure.
End-to-end encryptedCalls
Audio and video travel encrypted between devices (DTLS-SRTP). A relay, when needed, only passes encrypted packets. Matching emoji confirm nobody is in the middle.
Encrypted between devicesEveryday chats and groups
Encrypted in transit, but not end to end yet, including photos and files. We are working on extending end-to-end encryption to them.
Encrypted in transit
Your history, your phone
Chats that open instantly.
Every phone keeps its own full chat history, so chats open at once and work offline. Our server holds messages for 30 days, just long enough for a new phone to catch up, then deletes them and their files.
Where your messages live
Server: 30 daysYour phone: the full history
Encrypted backupsSave your history to a file locked with your own password, and restore it anywhere.
App lockKeep Veep closed behind a PIN, fingerprint or face.
Low-data modeTiny blurred previews that load on a tap. Turns on by itself on a slow connection.
On-device translationOn Android, translate a message on the phone itself: private and offline after a one-time download.
My NotesA private chat with yourself for ideas, links and files.
Get Veep
Two ways in. Same conversations.
The Android app and the web app talk to each other, so it does not matter what your friends use.
The full native app
Notifications with quick reply, full-screen incoming calls, picture-in-picture, screen sharing and one-tap updates.
On a computer? Scan with your Android phone.Right in your browser
Open web.veep.chat on any computer or phone. On iPhone, add it to your Home Screen and it works like an app, with notifications and an icon.
- Open web.veep.chat in Safari
- Tap Share
- Choose Add to Home Screen