Effortlessly respond to your messages 2x as fast with more context than ever. Use WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage enabled by AI. Use split inboxes, setup up message scheduling & reminders. Never forget a single detail with a built-in personal CRM.
Hi PH! Excited to share early access to Amber. I can’t wait to hear what you think. 🚀
To give you some background, the vision for Amber started as a communications OS. Unfortunately, messengers have only gotten messier over the last decade – conversations are scattered across apps, finding the right thread takes minutes, the context and small details are forgotten. Amber reimagines messaging and brings it all together:
- All messages (Whatsapp, Telegram, iMessage) unified in a beautifully crafted interface.
- Split inboxes (folders) to effortlessly focus on work, friends, a particular project.. whatever matters the most right now.
- Mark read – no read receipts (even on Whatsapp and Telegram), mark done only when you’re done.
- Personal CRM. A super easy to use private database of knowledge about each person with AI pulling up important facts straight from the conversation. (the latter is coming soon)
- Command bar + shortcuts.
- Send later + reminders.
🔒Everything is securely stored on-device. All messages are end-to-end encrypted and go straight from your device to the network of choice – never touching our servers.
🔥Thanks for the upvote. Don’t forget to download the Mac app and let us know what you think.
@dmitry_dolgopolov so incredibly happy for you and the team! Really looking forward to seeing what y’all release in the coming months
Whoa, an all-in-one messenger with personal CRM baked in? That’s the dream! My inbox chaos might finally get under control. Can it sync with existing contact lists too?
Hey this is great, congrats on the launch, I have a question does it works with Whatsapp api, or using the QR whatsapp web?
I've been waiting for this for a long time. I'm honestly surprised that it hasn't been built yet, probably because it's so difficult to integrate across all the platforms. In particular, integration with email would be great as a future next step
Dmitry Dolgopolov