Samtal unifies iMessage, Messenger, Instagram, Facebook and more into a single, distraction-free app for macOS.
Heads-up: WhatsApp Web (and other web-based accounts like Instagram and Messenger) allow only one active session at a time. While Samtal is connected, you won't be able to use WhatsApp Web in your browser simultaneously — quit Samtal and your browser session reconnects instantly.
Every action has a shortcut. Drag to reorder. Never leave the home row.
Native macOS notifications — badges, banners, and Do Not Disturb — all respected.
Privacy isn't a feature we bolted on — it's just not a concern in the first place. Samtal has no public surface, no social graph, no shared feed, no comment section, no profile page. Nothing about how you use it is visible to anyone else, because there is no “else.”
Privacy respected by absence, not by promise.
Early users on the unified messaging experience
The aggregate feed is a game changer. I open Samtal once in the morning and see everything — iMessage, Instagram, WhatsApp — without jumping between five apps. Finally.
⌥Tab between platforms, ⌃Tab through chats — I never touch the mouse anymore. After a week it's pure muscle memory. My workflow is embarrassingly faster.
The chat interface feels like a native macOS app — not a webview wrapper. Smooth scroll, native fonts, proper dark mode. And the whole thing is free — wild.
Switched from Beeper last month. The unified feed shows everything chronologically — no more context switching anxiety. Keyboard shortcuts work exactly like you'd expect on Mac.
My ADHD brain loves focus mode. One platform, one thread, nothing else visible. Then ⌘⇧F and I'm back in the feed. It respects how I actually think.
The aggregate feed is a game changer. I open Samtal once in the morning and see everything — iMessage, Instagram, WhatsApp — without jumping between five apps. Finally.
⌥Tab between platforms, ⌃Tab through chats — I never touch the mouse anymore. After a week it's pure muscle memory. My workflow is embarrassingly faster.
The chat interface feels like a native macOS app — not a webview wrapper. Smooth scroll, native fonts, proper dark mode. And the whole thing is free — wild.
Switched from Beeper last month. The unified feed shows everything chronologically — no more context switching anxiety. Keyboard shortcuts work exactly like you'd expect on Mac.
My ADHD brain loves focus mode. One platform, one thread, nothing else visible. Then ⌘⇧F and I'm back in the feed. It respects how I actually think.
Samtal is built by an independent developer, so macOS asks you to approve it once.
Nothing unsafe is happening — macOS just flags any app not notarized by Apple. Samtal is signed locally; the source is yours to inspect on request.
Samtal is free, no account, no catch. I'm one person building it because I wanted it to exist. If it makes your day a little nicer, you can buy me a coffee. Love u either way. ♥