Unified messaging inbox
Send and receive messages from major services in one app, including iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Messenger, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Slack, and Discord DMs.
Texts is a messaging app that unifies conversations from major services into one inbox. Now part of Beeper, with the new app on iOS and Android.
Texts is a messaging app that brings conversations from major services into one inbox. The site describes it as an all-in-one app for iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Messenger, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Slack, and Discord DMs.
The current site messaging says Texts has been sold and merged into Beeper. Existing Texts customers are directed to the new Beeper app, which keeps the privacy-first model, adds an updated design, works on iOS and Android, and includes current Texts subscriptions with Beeper Plus features while some Texts features are still being added.
Send and receive messages from major services in one app, including iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Messenger, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Slack, and Discord DMs.
Messages are described as never touching Texts servers, with encrypted delivery directly to the messaging platforms.
Chat summaries help you catch up on long conversations without reading every message.
Draft responses with ChatGPT directly inside the app to speed up replies.
Write replies in your native language and have the app translate them before sending.
Organize conversations with search, archive, unread markers, stealth mode, send later, snooze, keyboard shortcuts, dark and light modes, and custom CSS.
Keep personal and work conversations in one place instead of switching between separate apps for each service.
Use summaries, search, archives, and unread markers to manage a busy inbox and return to older threads quickly.
Draft replies faster with AI help, then translate responses when you need to message in another language.
Send messages later, snooze conversations, or read discreetly when timing and attention management matter.
Texts is now being positioned as Beeper. The source says existing Texts users should try the new Beeper app, and that current Texts subscriptions include Beeper Plus features.
The source says the new Beeper app works on iOS and Android. It does not list desktop platforms in the collected text.
The source describes Texts as a subscription product rather than an ad-supported service. It says the app makes money through a monthly subscription, not through user data.
The app is built around messaging across major platforms such as iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Messenger, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Slack, and Discord DMs.
The collected source does not provide a full migration checklist, but it does say original Texts users should try the new Beeper app and that some Texts features are still missing and coming soon.