Map contacts
Plan one-time links, optional addresses, groups, customer conversations, and who can invite whom.
Unofficial hosted planner
Map invitations, addresses, self-hosted SMP relays, business support, and device-owned data before a team moves sensitive conversations to SimpleX Chat.
Product thesis
SimpleX Chat changes the usual messaging assumptions: no global user identifiers, device-owned data, one-time invitations, optional business addresses, and relay choices that need operational thinking.
Plan one-time links, optional addresses, groups, customer conversations, and who can invite whom.
Decide when preset relays are enough and when a self-hosted SMP relay needs DNS, TLS, Tor, and monitoring.
Document passphrases, local database care, device loss, profile ownership, and support boundaries.
Preview the plan freely; full exports and policy packs route through pricing before API access.
Trust data ledger
Decision matrix
| Area | Question | Planner output |
|---|---|---|
| Identifiers | How will users connect without phone numbers, handles, or global IDs? | Invitation, address, and group workflow map. |
| Relays | Do preset servers satisfy the pilot, or does the team need self-hosted SMP relays? | Relay posture, domain checklist, and operations tasks. |
| Data ownership | Who owns backups, device loss, passphrases, and profile recovery guidance? | Device-owned data policy and support script. |
| Business support | Does customer support need business addresses, broadcasts, or bot handoff? | Support conversation model and moderation checklist. |
Popular workflows
Map SMP server, domain, certificate, firewall, Tor, and update responsibilities.
Design customer conversations, support handoff, and broadcast governance.
Compare phone-number identity assumptions and migration tradeoffs.
Compare global identifiers, DNS, federation, and operational fit.
Plan terminal profiles, bot automation, and support operations.
Check non-affiliation, payment, privacy, self-hosting, and data-handling answers.