Schnack
Verschlüsselt. Kein Tracking.
About
A private messenger focused on security and user privacy, offering end-to-end encryption and no tracking. Enjoy real conversations without social pressure or data harvesting, plus built-in games.
What's New in Schnack
1.3.0
September 25, 2026
Share media faster and more reliably. MEDIA • Send photos, videos and files with a progress bar – and keep sending in the background, even if you leave the app • Videos load with a preview and send more reliably LANGUAGE • Schnack is now available in Russian (Русский) – switchable in Settings MORE • Many improvements and polish Enjoy Schnack!
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FAQ
Does Schnack have ads?
No, Schnack does not contain advertisements. The app explicitly states it does not use advertising or sell user data to ad networks.
What is the update frequency for Schnack?
Schnack was last updated on 2026-07-27, with version 1.2. The release date was 2026-07-09, indicating recent and ongoing development.
What devices does Schnack support?
Schnack is currently supported on iPhone devices.
What is the age rating for Schnack?
Schnack has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
How does Schnack ensure privacy?
Schnack uses genuine end-to-end encryption for all messages and calls. It also avoids tracking, analytics SDKs, and profiling, ensuring your data remains private.
Can I play games within Schnack?
Yes, Schnack includes real-time games like Backgammon, Othello, and a Snake-like game called 'Schnake' that you can play with your contacts directly within the chat.
What makes Schnack different from other social networks?
Schnack deliberately omits features like status updates, stories, activity feeds, and endless scrolling. It focuses on genuine conversations with people you know, without social pressure or addictive mechanics.
How is my data handled on Schnack's server?
Schnack runs on your own server, giving you full control over your data. The server only handles the minimum data necessary to deliver a message and cannot read the plaintext content due to end-to-end encryption.