Naven
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A youth group leaders can run without a second phone

Leaders end up using their personal number because the alternative is another app nobody installs. This is a link, and every message is screened before it sends.

Who this is for

Youth workers and volunteers messaging young people, where the adults want a record and the parents want to know what the rules are.

A Naven group chat on a phone, with a member typing
What it looks like in Naven: a screenshot of the app.

How it is usually set up

Channels for announcements, an age band on every account, and parental controls a parent sets themselves.

What Naven does not claim

Naven promises no security and no moderation. Messages are screened before they send against twelve published categories, by automated software — it misses things, and it is weaker in languages other than English. Calls are not screened at all. Naven is not end-to-end encrypted, which is what makes screening possible; anyone whose first requirement is end-to-end encryption should use Signal.

What it costs

Nothing. Naven is free, with no advertising, no paid tier and no data sale.

Naven is a free messenger that runs in your browser. No phone number, nothing to install, and no new password.

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