Naven

Use case

A full messenger that runs in a browser tab

The web client is not a companion to a phone app. There is no phone app — the browser is the product.

Who this is for

People on work laptops, school Chromebooks, borrowed computers, or phones with no storage left.

The problem

Every messenger wants an app, an app store account, and 200MB. On a managed or borrowed device, that is simply not possible.

How Naven handles it

  1. Messaging, group chats, channels, voice calls and video calls all run in the browser — not a cut-down web version, the whole product.
  2. Installable as a PWA if you want an icon, but never required.
  3. Nothing to update, nothing to sideload, no store account.
  4. Works on Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, iOS and Android with the same URL.

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.

Try it in the tab you already have open

No install, no phone number, no card. Google, an email address, or a guest session that never leaves this browser.

Open Naven — free