Households with a mix of iPhones, Android phones, laptops and a school Chromebook.
What it looks like in Naven: a screenshot of the app.
The problem
The family chat is split in two because half the family is on Android and the group keeps degrading to SMS. Grandparents cannot install the app, and nobody wants to be the person who says so.
How Naven handles it
Send one link. Anyone opens it in the browser they already have — no install, no phone number, no app store account.
Photos and voice notes arrive at the quality they were sent at, whatever device sent them.
Start a group voice or video call from the same conversation, in the same browser.
Under-13 accounts need a parent’s verified consent before they can send anything, as COPPA requires, and then get Naven’s strictest screening.
What it costs
Nothing. Naven is free, with no advertising, no paid tier and no data sale. There is no card, no trial and no phone number.
