Search anyone by username or phone. Send what you've been carrying — your name doesn't ride along. Reveal yourself later, only if you choose.
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A whisper leaves you, passes through a relay, and arrives unsigned. The sender is stripped before delivery — only the words land.
A live drift of anonymous messages crossing Ink right now.
Pick a username. That's the only thing anyone needs to find you.
Find anyone by username or phone. Drop a message into their inbox — your name stays off it.
Stay unseen forever, or step forward when the moment feels right. You decide. Always.
I never told you how much that night meant.
Built for late-night thoughts. The interface gets out of the way so the words don't.
Every message arrives without your name — even to people who've never heard of you.
Stay unseen forever, or step forward when you're ready. The reveal is yours — never the platform's.
Real-time delivery and soft notifications. Your friend feels the spark the moment you send it.
We don't show senders to recipients. Mute or block anyone, anytime.
Web today, native soon. Pick up where you left off — no app store gatekeeping.
Recipients never see who sent a message. Internally we keep just enough metadata to stop abuse — and you can choose if and when to reveal yourself.
You don't — phone is optional. It just makes finding people in your contacts faster.
Yes. Mute to silently end the thread, or block to make sure they can't message you again.
Ink is in private beta now. Public launch coming soon — open the app to grab early access.
