Messaging, meetings and calls for Canadian organizations. Private by design, built and run in Canada, on every screen you own.
A channel for every matter. Share the signed exhibit, drop the link, tag the person who needs to see it. Everything in the thread is encrypted end to end, readable only by your team.
Send a link. Your client waits in the lobby until you let them in. Walk them through the redlines on your screen, take a raised hand, keep the chat open beside the call. Audio, video and text share one encryption.
Message a colleague, or a contact outside your organization, and call them from the same thread. Speak as yourself or as your firm. The call goes out on the same thread.
Open the transparency panel in any meeting. It names the server location, the connection quality and the encryption in use, live. Canada, verified.
Before you create an account you are told what happens to your data: it stays in Canada, only you and the people you choose can read it, and it is yours to export or delete. Your password stays on your device.
Web, desktop and Android. Light or dark, English or French. Sign in on a new device and everything is already there, protected the same way.
The same app, from a wide monitor to a phone. The columns fold one at a time as the window narrows, and on a phone the layout pages with a bottom bar. Every feature comes with it.
Drag the line. Every screen comes in a light and a dark theme, in English and in Québec French, with the same protection either way.
A client joins by link, gives a name, and waits. You admit them from the meeting.
An incoming call shows who is calling and from which organization, before you answer.
Add a second step to sign in, export your data, or close the account. All in Settings, all yours.
The transparency panel in every meeting: server location, connection, and the encryption in use.
A calm waiting screen with the meeting name, straight from the link. It opens in the browser.
Light, dark or system. Set once per device, applied everywhere in the app.
The encryption behind every call and message, explained.
Threat model, standards, and exactly what the server holds.
