Tact

Chat control is a bad idea.

Encryption backdoors never work well, and always make systems less secure.

Yes, it is absolutely everyone’s civil liberty to communicate on encrypted messaging services like Tact and many others.
@chatcontrol@mastodon.social

Tact 1.6 is now available in App Store for iOS, iPadOS and macOS.

We redesigned the chat list and made other tweaks, changes and fixes.

See what’s new: https://justtact.com/blog/tact-1-6

Tact 1.7 is now available on App Store.

Better “Load more,” request notification improvements, preparing for end-to-end encrypted messages.

See more: https://justtact.com/blog/tact-1-7

Tact has an updated notifications system for enhanced privacy. We previously operated a custom notification server, but this is now gone. See more on our blog: https://justtact.com/blog/notification-privacy-updates-in-tact

The latest update to Tact brings you some typographic goodies and improvements to the app. More details at https://justtact.com/blog/tact-1-9-zurich-billund-praha. Fresh apps now at the stores. Enjoy!

#introduction

Tact is a simple chat app for iOS, iPadOS and macOS.

It uses your iCloud account, and stores all chats and messages in iCloud. Tact is great for couples, families, and groups of friends who already know each other in real life.

Tact 1.11 was published this week.

This update brings you some long overdue tweaks to Tact's visual styling and smaller features to make the app more convenient and comfortable to use, as well as several bug fixes.

Read more: https://justtact.com/blog/design-tweaks

Redesigned input field and encrypted posting in the latest 1.8 release of Tact. More at https://justtact.com/blog/redesigned-input-field-and-encrypted-posting

We recently published Tact 1.5.

It has changes to navigation, improvements to installation process, and other fixes.

See what’s new: https://justtact.com/blog/tact-1-5