Wild is a messenger for iPhone and Mac. When you and a friend are both online, your devices connect to each other and everything goes straight from you to them: messages, files, calls, your screen. No sign-up, no feed, no algorithm deciding what you see, no server holding your conversations. People connecting to people, directly.
Testing Wild already? See who else is, and you're listed too so friends, and friends of friends, can send you a contact request with one tap. The switch is under Settings if you'd rather not be.
You are the key. The first time you use Wild, your device creates your identity: a cryptographic key only your devices hold. Nobody issued it, so nobody can reset it, suspend it, or hand it to someone else.
Here when you're here. Wild shows you who's around right now, and those are the people you can talk to. A door opens when a friend comes online and closes when they leave. If someone you want is away, poke them: their phone lights up, and they can come find you.
Talk, send, show. Write a message, drop in a picture or a file, start a voice call, or share your Mac's screen. All of it is encrypted from your device to theirs. When a network won't let two devices reach each other, a relay passes the traffic along without being able to read it.
Adding a friend takes two people. Show a friend your QR code or send them your token. They ask, you accept, and you're each other's contacts. No follower counts, no strangers. Either you're in each other's lives or you aren't.
All your devices are you. Pair your phone and your laptop and they share one identity, one profile and one list of contacts. Your conversations are saved on your devices and nowhere else.
Wild is honest about the trade: sharing is giving โ once a contact has what you sent, it's theirs to keep. Nothing waits on a server, so you can't message a friend until they're online. And your private key is the only way back to your identity โ lose it and every device, and there's no reset email, no support line.
Wild is a small FREE app made by Hungry, Foolish people.