Phone apps in the stores
Public on the App Store and Google Play, not just for testers.
Features
First what we’re working on. Then every release, newest first, all the way back to before 1.0. The changelog has every small fix, and the blog has the long stories.
In progress first, then what’s planned. No dates promised.
Public on the App Store and Google Play, not just for testers.
An import bot and a bridge, so a community can move without losing its history.
The same encryption as direct messages, for small private groups.
Search a channel or a whole server.
Schedule a game night and let people say they’re coming.
Rent a Gryt server from a host we know, if you’d rather not run one.
Colours, patterns, a banner, a bio and a status line, the same on every server.
Games that report to Discord report to Gryt too, with the game’s art on your card.
Scan a QR code or type a short code, and your keys move over without a server holding them.
Pin from the message menu, and jump to an old pin however far back it is.
A screen share waits until you click Watch, so nobody downloads video they didn’t ask for.
Previews are encrypted on the server and only your phone can read them.
Seven Weeks of Gryt on a Phone
A key that leaks later can’t open messages from before it leaked.
Direct Messages Now Run on MLSAdd friends on a server, accept or decline requests, and see who’s online.
Ping @everyone, @here, a role or a #channel. A server can turn the big pings off.
Turn it on and set how sensitive it is.

Video goes out at the size of the biggest tile anyone has open, and stops when nobody’s looking.
Chasing Dropped Calls and a 3 fps Webcam
Gryt tells you what changed the first time you open a new version.
Gryt Tells You What Changed
Reply in a thread without leaving the channel, or run a channel as a forum of topics.
Threads, Plugins, and Forty-Seven Themes
Group channels in folders, and decide who sees or speaks in each.
From Four Roles to a Permission SystemA server can run plugins, and anyone can see what it runs before joining.
Block someone and their messages and calls stop.

Messages and their files are encrypted before they leave, so the server stores what it can’t read.
The Server Can't Read Your Direct MessagesEach role carries its own permissions, and some are earned over time.
A Bots tab, a BOT tag nobody can fake, and a switch for whether bots may knock.
A screen share can carry the audio from the apps you pick, and a hotkey can be a mouse button.
Everyone gets an owl from their name, and you can dress yours up.
Designing Your Own Owl
Join with a guest identity that fits in a password manager.
Your Guest Identity Now Fits in a Password ManagerTalk to a few people at once, and call them from there.
Chat, voice, video and screen sharing on iPhone and Android, in testing.
Gryt on a Phone
Join servers from inside the app, and find them on your network.
Download, Host, Play
Built-in themes, or build your own at ui.gryt.chat and share it as a link.
Threads, Plugins, and Forty-Seven ThemesUpload them, import a ZIP or pull a set from emoji.gg, animated ones too.

Create a server from the desktop app in one click, with nothing else to install.
Download, Host, Play
NVENC, AMF and QuickSync do the encoding, and video is sent in layers for slow connections.
Hardware Codecs, SVC, and Why Your Settings Kept DisappearingScreens and windows captured directly, up to 4K and 240 fps.
Post into a channel from anything that can send a web request.

Find servers on your network and let people in without invite codes.
131 Users and a LAN Party
Desktop apps for Windows, Mac and Linux, the web client, and a server you can run with Docker or a Windows .exe.
Windows Server Is HereIt took almost four years to get to 1.0. There are no version numbers from back then, just dates.
Ask for it in the app under Give feedback, or on the community server. The roadmap in the docs has the full list of what’s planned.