Retro Messenger Chat

Retro Messenger Chat

Text-only encrypted chat

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 4, 2026
  • August 9, 2026

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Retro Messenger is a minimalist chat app for iPhone. No emojis, stickers, GIFs, or media; just text, a retro terminal look, and end-to-end encryption. MESSAGE BY USERNAME Find someone by username and send a message request with a short intro note. They choose to accept or decline before you can chat. TEXT ONLY, BY DESIGN Plain text conversations with a calm green-on-black interface. One-to-one and group chats (up to 20 people). ENCRYPTION Message bodies are encrypted on your device before they leave it. Only conversation participants with the right keys can read them. PRIVACY & CONTROL • Sign in with email, Google, or Apple • Block users and report concerns to support • Mute notifications per chat • Export a conversation • Delete your account in-app ALSO INCLUDED Read receipts, typing indicators, inbox search, friends list, username share + QR, optional recovery passphrase for new devices, and push alerts for messages and requests. Retro Messenger is made by One and Three. Support: https://oneandthree.in/contact Privacy: https://oneandthree.in/privacy
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What's New in Retro Messenger Chat

1.1

August 9, 2026

• App icon badge now shows how many conversations have unread messages and stays in sync as you read them • Leaving the app with a chat open no longer blocks notifications for that chat • Badge and read receipts update correctly when a chat was open in the background • Fixed a rare issue that could block profile setup with “Invalid server data” • Group chat bug fixes • Sign in with Apple no longer asks for Name.

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