Hapt Touch vs Haptic Messenger

Feel close from anywhere. Hapt Touch lets couples send real-time touches, private messages and disappearing photos to each other's phone — or to a compatible smart bracelet or watch. Tap once and your person feels it. No typing, and nothing owed back. Built for couples who are apart more than they would like. BUILT TO ARRIVE • Touches reach your person with Hapt in the background — you do not have to leave it open on screen • If the connection drops, the touch waits and is delivered once it can be, and only once • Sign in with Apple, Google or email — no phone number, and no waiting for a code MAIN FEATURES • Real-time touches between the two of you • Private 1:1 chat that works as soon as you are linked • Camera-only secret photos with best-effort screen protection • Quick emotions with matching vibration patterns • Feel touches on your Apple Watch and send one from your wrist (Hapt+) • Works with compatible Totwoo bracelets over Bluetooth • Phone-only mode — no bracelet or watch required • EU-hosted backend • Account deletion and data export available • No ads and no data selling HAPT+ Signing up, inviting your person and linking up are free. Hapt+ unlocks the paired app — touches, messages, secret photos, watch and bracelet — and one subscription covers both of you, so the other person never pays separately. Messages and secret photos are end-to-end encrypted and protected where the OS allows it, but no app can prevent every form of capture. Pricing, renewal terms and cancellation details are shown by the App Store before purchase. COMPATIBILITY AND INDEPENDENCE Hapt Touch is an independent app, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Totwoo. Totwoo is a trademark of its respective owner. Bracelet support is offered on a best-effort basis for compatible models and is not guaranteed for every device or firmware version. Terms of Use: https://hapttouch.com/terms/ Privacy Policy: https://hapttouch.com/privacy/

Haptic is a small messaging app for the people you actually want to be in touch with. Instead of just text, you send tactile patterns. Short vibration sequences your friend feels on their phone the moment you send them. A heartbeat. Maybe three quick taps to say "thinking of you." Or a long press to say "I'm here." Words can do a lot, but sometimes a touch says it better. You can also tap freely to send a rhythm exactly as you played it, and your friend feels the same rhythm back. Take your time with it. Tap, listen to it, start over, and send it only when it says what you meant. In the thread it stays drawn as the rhythm you actually tapped, so you can see the shape of a message before you feel it. Each conversation has Message mode for async chat and Live mode for being there together. Free-tap a vibe in the moment, or share a touch surface that follows your finger as you move. Long-press a friend's message to squeeze it back. A small hug they can feel later. When they're online, you'll see it. When they're in the chat with you, you'll feel it. Haptic is built around three ideas: • Small. We don't run ads, we don't show stories, we don't have a feed. There's a list of your conversations. That's the whole app. • Personal. Over time, you and a friend will build your own vocabulary. The patterns and rhythms that mean something only to the two of you. Three quick taps in the morning. A long press before bed. None of it is a feature. It's just what happens when you talk in touch. • Yours. Sign in with Apple, change your display name, pick a color and a typeface, follow your phone's appearance or lock it light or dark, and control optional analytics and training collection with per-purpose toggles. Delete your account from Settings whenever you want. Haptic uses Sign in with Apple. There is no separate username or password. To send messages you'll add a contact by sharing or accepting an invite link. Haptic Communications, PBC is a Delaware Public Benefit Corporation. Questions or feedback: support@tryhaptic.com.