Small circles. Real connection.

Your people.
Just a voice
away.

For the little things you’d rather say.
Short voices. Three private channels.
The people who make you, you.

Less scrolling. More feeling.
Three friends sharing a laugh beside the ocean at sunset. The good stuff doesn’t need a group essay.
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A smaller space for a closer kind of connection.

03 private channels 30s to say your thing 08 people per circle

Intentionally small

Not everyone.
Your everyone.

Make room for the voices you know by heart.
Up to three circles. A little space for each part of you.

01 — YOUR ROOTS

The home team.

A “made it home.” A familiar laugh.
The everyday things that mean everything.

02 — YOUR CONSTANTS

The usual suspects.

The full story, with the actual laugh.
Some things just don’t work in a text.

03 — YOUR SHARED THING

Somewhere outside.

The weekend crew. The next little plan.
Good company, wherever life takes you.

Up to eight people in each channel. No fourth channel to unlock. Small is the whole idea.

Less effort. More you.

As easy as “hey.”

No perfect words needed.
Just your voice, as it is.

  1. 01

    Find your circle.

    Create a channel or join with a private invite. Keep your closest people close.

  2. 02

    Hold. Say it.

    A thought, a laugh, a tiny update. Hold to record, up to 30 seconds. Then send.

  3. 03

    Hear it. Let it go.

    Listen when you can, with a short window to replay once. Every voice expires within 24 hours.

A woman sending a voice note on a quiet, sunlit walk home.“Nothing big.
Just wanted to tell you.”

The tone makes it personal

A voice says
so much more.

The smile in a “good morning.” The story that needs a little dramatic pause. A familiar voice on the way home.

Not everything needs to be a call.
Some things just need to be heard.

Talk. Hear. Gone.

A little signal goes a long way

Sometimes, that’s
all you need to say.

Roger On my way Say again I’m OK

Four simple signals for the moments between voices.
“Say again” asks your circle to repeat, without bringing back an expired voice.

Less to keep around

In the moment.
Not in an archive.

Voices are stored temporarily for sending and listening. Access ends after listening and an optional single replay, or within 24 hours of sending.

Our approach to privacy No saved voice archive. Not end-to-end encrypted.

A few things to know

Glad you
asked.

A small app. A little clarity.

Need a hand?
What is PSHH?

A simple way to share short voices with your closest people, in up to three private channels.

Why only three channels?

A little space for the people you want close. Three is the idea, not a limit you pay to remove.

How many people can join?

Up to eight people per channel in the first release, including the person who created it.

How long can I talk?

Each voice can be up to 30 seconds.

When do voices disappear?

After your first listen, you have a short window to start one replay. Access closes when that window expires unused or your replay ends. Every voice expires within 24 hours of being sent. Server deletion runs separately after access ends.

Can I replay a voice?

You can start one replay within 10 seconds after your first listen ends, or 60 seconds with Extended replay enabled beforehand. A replay started in time can finish within its playback session; the start-window countdown does not cut it off. The 24-hour expiry still applies.

Does PSHH work without internet?

You need internet to send and hear voices. A recording can wait on your phone for up to 24 hours and retry when the app can reconnect. Delivery is not guaranteed.

Is it a live walkie-talkie?

PSHH is asynchronous: record, send, and hear when you can. It does not broadcast live audio or play voices automatically in the background.

What does Say again do?

It asks your channel to repeat something. It does not bring back an expired voice.

Can I save or forward voices?

PSHH has no save or forward feature. Someone may still record what they hear using other tools.

Is PSHH end-to-end encrypted?

Not in this release. Connections and server storage are encrypted, but PSHH is not end-to-end encrypted.

What do I need to join?

An iPhone with iOS 17 or later, Sign in with Apple, and an invite from your people.

Can I delete my account?

Yes. Open Settings in PSHH and choose Delete account. For channels you own, choose to transfer ownership or confirm closing the channel before deleting your account.

Three channels. Your people.

Life’s little moments.
Better in your voice.

Download on theApp Store

For iPhone · iOS 17 or later · Internet required