The web is undefeated in coining new phrases to explain our digital lives: hashtag, weblog, clickbait, lurk. One way or the other, although, essentially the most common phenomenon of all of them doesn’t have a phrase but. 

What number of occasions have you ever misplaced observe of a web-based dialog, even by accident ghosting somebody since you couldn’t keep in mind the place it was taking place? Between iMessage, WhatsApp, Instagram, Sign, Discord, and others, you’ve in all probability discovered your self swiping between apps frequently simply to search out your varied chat threads. Frankly, with “appnesia” on the rise, we’re amazed we have now any associates left.

There might not be an official phrase for it, however there is a solution: Texts.com. All of your messages in a single place—really the one inbox to rule all of them. And at the moment, we’re thrilled to announce that Texts.com is becoming a member of the Automattic household.

The perfect messaging app in the marketplace

Texts.com brings all of your chats right into a single dashboard: iMessage, Slack, WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram, Messenger, LinkedIn, Sign, Discord, and X, with extra companies on the best way. 

Past the unrivaled comfort, Texts.com additionally affords end-to-end encryption, in addition to some pleasant options that different messaging apps can’t appear to determine, like scheduling messages to ship when your recipient is awake, or the flexibility to mark as unread on companies that also don’t have it. 

After which there’s the bevy of helpful keyboard shortcuts, a customizable interface, and even group chat summaries for if you’ve been away for a number of hours and are available again to 100+ unread messages. No extra appnesia, simply energy and ease the place you want it most.

Messaging is the longer term 

In 2005, Automattic began as a publishing platform with WordPress.com; in 2015, the acquisition of WooCommerce added a commerce answer to these publishing instruments; 2019’s addition of Tumblr introduced a brand new suite of promoting instruments to the corporate’s bench. Now, with the acquisition of Texts.com, Automattic strikes right into a fourth market that’s integral to the fashionable net expertise: messaging.

Texts.com founder Kishan Bagaria joins Automattic as the corporate’s new Head of Messaging; the remainder of the absolutely distributed Texts.com staff is staying on and dealing in earnest to convey the desktop app to cell gadgets. 

Get on the waitlist at the moment—and get one step nearer to the inbox of your goals.