meow verb
to write to someone who matters
“Meow at me when you land”
a meow messenger for your people
That is the new way to say “text me”. Meow Messenger is for the very closest: family, the people you love, a couple of best friends. That is the whole list. Nobody else gets in.
Free · no ads · no coworkers
Kitten, did you get home? 🐾
Meow! Home, in one piece and purring
Pet the cat for me
to write to someone who matters
“Meow at me when you land”
all is well, you are near
“— Home? — Purr”
two means delivered, pink means read
“They went pink — Mom read it”
reminds you of a request, staring into your soul
“The milk will not buy itself”
No coworkers, no channels, no “hi, I am selling a garage”. Meow is a home: everyone here is someone you are genuinely glad to hear from.
One paw means the meow is on its way, two mean it landed, pink means it was read. The paws are honest: they only turn pink when the chat was really opened.
A real meow instead of a ping. An important one gets through even in Do Not Disturb — the people closest to you outrank a focus mode.
“Grab some milk” arrives as a card with an Accept button, not as one more line in the stream. If it stays undone, the begging cat will politely bring it up.
Subway, elevator, a cabin with no signal — the message waits for the network and arrives. Delivery is a cult around here. Almost like cardboard boxes are for cats.
A seven-minute voice note from your best friend? Listen at 3×. Photos go out as originals, no squashing. A heart is one tap away.
Only the people you turn your phone screen-up for.
Right now Meow is a closed beta on TestFlight. Which is only fitting for a messenger about a closed circle, is it not? We will show up in the App Store once every last detail has been licked into shape. Literally.