Bilingual public website
Explains the product and brings together local experiences in Spanish and English.
It is available. It does not create accounts or connect real conversations.
SmileChat · Web Beta · Reviewed 26 July 2026
This page is the public reference source. It describes known status without turning tests, plans, or vision into availability.
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Explains the product and brings together local experiences in Spanish and English.
It is available. It does not create accounts or connect real conversations.
One shared view separating what is explorable, confirmed, in progress, and future.
Updated from this registry without invented percentages or dates.
A local conversation for writing, replying, reacting, and changing atmosphere.
It runs in the browser. Nothing reaches another person.
Reply, react, pin, edit, and highlight to preserve context.
Several actions can be explored locally; final integration continues to evolve.
Content protection between the people in a private conversation.
Confirmed for private 1:1 chats. It does not automatically extend to other features.
Offline queueing, reconnection, and on-device search.
Confirmed in the product; not yet offered as a public service.
Sample group and participant organization.
Available in the Web Beta. It does not add or notify real people.
Voice and video call interfaces with local history.
The call is simulated on the device. No audio or video is transmitted.
Protection for future real calls.
Planned. The local website call does not demonstrate this behavior.
Photos, video, files, voice notes, and sample locations inside chat.
Chosen files are shown in the browser and are not sent to other people.
Additional controls for conversations requiring greater care.
Confirmed. It does not by itself prevent screenshots, physical access, or another person’s actions.
Local controls for exploring durations and clearing within a conversation.
The Web Beta reduces persistence in its local view; it does not prove clearing on other devices.
Links intended to stop working after one use.
Planned, with no public access or announced date.
Typing expression with a clear option to hide presence.
Local effects can be explored; behavior between people remains in development.
An identity that does not present the phone number as the main public identifier.
Confirmed together with recovery mechanisms.
Identity recovery through a protected backup.
Confirmed. Final documentation must explain custody, loss, and limits.
Flows for connecting and checking an identity before sharing.
Confirmed in the product; the website does not verify any real person.
An additional barrier when opening protected spaces.
Planned. It is not presented as a replacement for device security.
Optional use of secure device capabilities.
Planned and subject to each platform’s capabilities and limits.
A possible discreet response to forced access.
Vision. No protection against physical or forensic analysis is claimed.
Alternative profiles for risky situations.
Vision. Its usefulness and risks require specific study.
Protection for information remaining on the device.
In development. Final scope will depend on the platform and threat model.
Controls for removing messages and preferences from the local experience.
Works in the browser view. It does not affect external copies.
A private social network between contacts, represented with sample profiles and moments.
The Web Beta lets people explore local posts, reactions, and comments.
Games, simulated duels, and challenges inside chat.
Works locally. There is no remote multiplayer or notification to other people.
Synchronized games and challenges from a real conversation.
Vision. Web Beta duels are local and simulated.
Local exploration of plans, gifts, sample tickets, and QR access.
It is a Beta experience with sample content. It does not sell real tickets.
A future connection with businesses, venues, and organizers.
Vision. No partners, inventory, sales, payments, or commissions are active.
Background, bubbles, typography, music, motion, and reactions with one shared identity.
Seven scenes can be explored and applied locally to Living Phone.
Local track and volume controls linked to the conversation.
Available to hear in the local view with tracks included in the Beta.
Listening to a track at the same time inside a conversation.
Vision. The Web Beta does not synchronize audio between devices.
Coordinated themes, backgrounds, bubbles, typography, covers, and motion.
Part can be explored on the website; the final set remains in development.
A version that remains in a testing environment.
It needs further physical-device validation before public access.
A product track for a later stage.
Planned, with no public date.
Voluntary update request with withdrawal from the same website.
The request is stored, but email delivery and confirmation are not active.
Help for understanding and configuring SmileChat without leaving the chat list.
Available in the Web Beta without an account. Voluntary questions are processed by an external provider, and SmileChat keeps no conversation history.
Keyboard, screen reader, contrast, zoom, reflow, and reduced motion.
Measures are in place with continuous review; full conformance is not claimed.