XChat, X’s new messaging app that separates messaging from the main app, has been launched for iOS users with end-to-end encryption and an ad-free experience.
Social media platform X has officially launched XChat , a new app that separates the messaging experience from the main application . Available for iPhone and iPad users, the app aims to create a simpler and more separate space for conversations.
The messaging experience has been moved to a separate application.
The new XChat allows users to manage their messages in a separate environment, independent of the timeline. This separates chats from the content feed in the main application, offering a more focused user experience.
Messaging, Calling, and File Sharing
The application supports basic features such as one-on-one messaging, group chats, file sharing, and voice and video calls. In this respect, XChat offers a classic messaging application experience.
Security and Privacy Features
XChat states that all conversations are protected by end-to-end encryption. Users can also add an extra layer of security to their chats with a device-specific PIN.
The app also includes features such as disappearing messages, screenshot alerts, and editing or deleting sent messages. X states that the app offers an ad-free and tracking-free structure.
iOS 26 Design and Customization Options
XChat is adapting to the design language of iOS 26. New keyboard support is also integrated into the app. Users can switch between light and dark modes. Details such as message permissions, swipe gestures, and the app icon can also be personalized. XChat is currently only available for iPhone and iPad users. There is no official release date yet for the Android version.
What is XChat?
It is a standalone messaging application developed by X.
What features does it offer?
It offers basic features such as messaging, calling, and file sharing.
Is it safe?
Yes, it includes end-to-end encryption and PIN protection.
Does it contain advertisements?
No, it offers an ad-free experience.
Will it come to Android?
No date has been announced yet.