Stop saving people you'll never message again
Free to download. No account. Every feature works free — a Pro upgrade only lifts the daily limits, and contact clean-up isn't limited at all.
Type the number, pick the app, send. InstantMessage hands you straight into WhatsApp, Telegram, Viber, Line or iMessage — and your address book stays exactly as clean as you left it.
WhatsApp won't open a chat with a number you haven't saved. So you save it. Three years later your address book is 40% strangers you messaged once.
Some people are WhatsApp. Some are Telegram. Your Thai supplier is Line. You end up guessing, or sending the same message twice on two apps.
Different country, different clock. Without the recipient's local time in front of you, "quick message" turns into a midnight buzz on their nightstand.
Compose sits at the top of the Messages tab — no menu diving. Enter any number or handle, choose WhatsApp, Telegram, Viber, Line or iMessage, and InstantMessage hands you straight into that app with the chat already open.
Nothing is saved to Contacts. Nothing is sent on your behalf — the app opens the real chat and you press send yourself.
The second time you message someone, the app already knows they're a Telegram person — because that's where you reached them last time. No more sending into a WhatsApp account nobody checks.
Frequently messaged people, recent numbers and scanned codes all sit one tap away on the Messages tab, so the person you talk to most is never more than a tap from a chat.
Mark a conversation for follow-up and it comes back to the top of Messages when it's due. Schedule a message and get a notification at the right moment — with the recipient's local time shown, so you don't wake anyone up.
Templates cover the things you type over and over: the quote, the address, the "on my way".
A contact health score, then a swipe deck to work through it. Duplicates, no-name numbers and junk entries get reviewed one card at a time — and nothing is deleted until you confirm the whole batch at the end.
Formatting rules fix things in place instead: capitalisation, phone number format, repeated numbers. You set the rules once and they apply everywhere.
A wallet-style pass with your own scannable code. Someone points a camera at it and lands in a chat with you on the app you chose — nothing typed, nothing mistyped, nothing saved on either side.
Share it as a link or a vCard when a screen isn't in front of you.
WhatsApp, Telegram, Viber, Line and iMessage from one compose field. The app only offers what's actually installed on your iPhone.
Copied a number somewhere else? It's waiting as a tappable pill when you open the app — detected without ever reading your clipboard behind your back.
Send the same message to a list, one recipient at a time, approving each one. Deliberately not automated — this is a shortcut, not a spam tool.
Line up a message for later and get a notification when it's time, with the chat one tap away and their local time on screen.
Scan a WhatsApp code, a contact QR or another Chat Card and go straight to the chat. Right there in the navigation bar.
Health score, swipe deck, duplicate merging and formatting rules. Completely uncapped — the clean-up is free for everyone, forever.
Save the messages you send constantly, grouped by category, and drop one into any chat before you hand off.
Contacts are read on your device to show the list — there is no account, and the app never uploads your address book.
App Intents for the things you do every day, so a message can start from a Shortcut or a voice request.
Free to download. No account. Every feature works free — a Pro upgrade only lifts the daily limits, and contact clean-up isn't limited at all.