Caint
FreeCaint is talk. The room, the calls, the calendar.
- Chat, calendar, photos, calls
- Group calls up to 4 people
- Email support — 1 business week

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Group messaging, replies, voice notes, reactions. Everyone on one thread.
Albums by month or by event.

Birthdays, a christening, the trip home. Everyone RSVPs, each person sets their own reminder, and the yearly ones come back on their own.
Call Granny. Call your mum. No scheduling, no camera setup - just 'hi, how are you?' in either language.

Three generations, four homes, one call. No scheduling, no setup - Friday at six, just hop in.
Comfort Mode gives bigger targets and larger type, with every feature still where it was. A grandparent and a teenager use the same app.
Dinner at 7 on Sunday. Nana's bringing the tart.
Dinner at 7 on Sunday. Nana's bringing the tart.
Generous free tier. Paid plans from €4/month. One plan covers the whole family, with no cap on members; group calls on the free tier carry four at a time.
Caint is talk. The room, the calls, the calendar.
Cuairt is a visit. A year of photos at full size.
Teach is a house. Room for the whole household.
Dúchas is where you come from. Five times the room of Teach.
Cartlann is an archive. Twice the room of Dúchas.
Someone in your family shares a single invite link or QR code with you - tap it and you are in. No phone number harvested, no address book read, no discoverability.
During closed testing, codes are issued directly by Chlann rather than by other family members. Join the waitlist to request one.
Messages are encrypted in transit (TLS) and encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) on servers we operate in Australia. It is not end-to-end encrypted: we hold the keys, so we can read message content. We do that only where legally compelled or to act on a credible child-safety report, through a separate admin-only path, and every instance is written down before it happens. An automatic, tamper-evident record of that access is not built yet. We tell you this plainly rather than showing a padlock icon.
You would get notice in advance and a way to export your photos, videos, and messages. Your data would not be sold off as part of a shutdown - that is not the business model.
One person shares an invite link or QR code in your existing WhatsApp group. Everyone taps it and they are in - no phone number, no address book. Comfort Mode helps less tech-confident relatives find their feet.
Yes. Chlann works anywhere with an internet connection. It was built specifically for families split across countries - Ireland, Australia, the US, and further afield.
Comfort Mode gives bigger targets and larger type without simplifying anything away. Invite links open the app and fill in the code automatically, so there is nothing to type by hand.
There is a free tier with 1 GB of family memory. Paid plans start from €4/month, one plan per family, with no limit on the number of members. Beta testers are free.
No. There are no ads, no third-party analytics, and we do not sell your data. You pay a small subscription, or you stay on the free tier. That is the whole business model. We do count page views, using analytics software we run on our own server: no cookies, no personal data, and nothing leaves our infrastructure.
No. You sign up with an email and an invite from someone in your family. A phone number works as an alternative sign-in, but nothing asks for one, and we do not read your address book.