Without a phone number
Find people by username or Clarity ID. A contact request and its acceptance connect you.
Clarity Chat
Everything that connects you.No phone number.
Messages, photos, videos and your voice. One to one, in a group or with family. Plus voice and video calls and thoughtful parental controls — connected through your Clarity account.
Family chat
A message bringseveryone together.
A quick reply keeps everyone on the same page. Put lasting tasks in the Family Hub afterwards so they stay easy to find.
Inside the app
Maths is done. I'll set the table!
An arrangement in the family chat
Everyone can add their part. Put lasting to-dos in the Family Hub so they remain easy to find after the conversation.
Original Clarity app view from 28 September 2026 with fictional example data. Interactive details are recreated on this website.
Your people. Your choice.
A name.
A hello.
No phone number.
Find each other by username or Clarity ID. A contact request gives both people a choice. Once accepted, your conversation can begin.
A connection you both choose.
New chat
lena.demo
Lena@lena.demo
CL-LENA-DEMOStart a conversation
With a contact request, you both decide whether you’d like to chat.
Example profile · interactive demo
So much more than a message
Share life.
In all its forms.
A photo says it. Your voice explains it. A file keeps everyone moving. Choose a format and try a small part of the experience.
Three moments. One album.
01 / 06 · Photos
A moment.Made to be shared.
The day out, the whiteboard, your first homemade cake. Share one photo or an album. Add a caption so everyone knows the story behind it.
- 1Open Photos
- 2Choose images
- 3Add a caption
Interactive product illustrations with fictional content. No messages are sent. Photos and videos are editorial examples.
Hear each other. See each other.
Sometimes,
just call.
Lena0:32
Interactive simulation · generated example portraits
A little closer.
Even from afar.
A familiar face. A quick question. A moment you want to share. Start the call right from your conversation, without exchanging phone numbers.
Your camera. On your terms.
Mute with a tap.
Back to the chat. Still connected.
Calls connect two confirmed contacts. This demo uses example images and stays silent.
Everyone who belongs
Your people.
Their own space.
The study group. Your family. The people you make plans with. Give each conversation a name and picture, and keep the important things close.
Study group
4 membersToday 14:30
Lena
Worksheet for Friday is here.
Worksheet.pdfPDF · 248 KB
Perfect, let’s go through it together.
Read 14:32
Example group · try search, media and pinned messages
Clarity Family
More independence.
Thoughtfully supported.
The first chats bring new questions. Clarity gives parents and children concrete ways to agree on contacts, chat hours and personal space.
- Contact rules: decide who can connect.
- Chat hours and daily allowance: agree on a rhythm.
- Blocking and reporting: act when something feels wrong.
- Chat signals: look closer together when a concern appears.
Family settings depend on age, role and setup. Signals do not detect every difficult situation and cannot replace a conversation.
Clarity Chat · In depth
A conversation can carry so much more.
Messages are the beginning. Voice, media, files, calls and groups give each situation its own form.
Do my contacts need a phone number?
No. Find each other by exact username or Clarity ID. A request and its acceptance connect you. These paths require an available Clarity account.
Are groups and calls the same feature?
Groups bring together messages and content from several members. Voice and video calls connect two confirmed contacts. A group chat is not a promise of a group video call.
What control do children and parents have?
Family provides contact rules, chat hours and daily allowances, plus blocking, reporting and chat signals. Setup follows age, role and permission. These tools do not replace a conversation or detect every concern.
Everything included in this feature
Photos and albums
Share individual photos or an album with a caption. Open the images from your conversation.
Videos
Choose a video, review the preview and share it with a contact or group.
Voice messages
Record, review your draft and send. Playback position and speed controls help with listening.
Voice and video calls
Call a confirmed direct contact, with microphone controls and camera switching for video.
GIFs and stickers
Find a reaction and review it before sending. Clarity stickers are available in the attachment menu.
Files and links
Share documents and links with context and return to them in the conversation.
Location
Deliberately share a map pin that the other person can open in Maps.
Groups
Shared conversations with a name, picture and members. Families have their own group chat.
Search and organisation
Filter conversations, search messages, pin important information and find shared content.
Parental controls
Use Clarity Family to agree on age-appropriate contacts, chat hours and allowances. Blocking, reporting and chat signals help with concerns.
A closer look
Contacts, shared content and conversation history
Find contacts without a phone number
Clarity Chat uses usernames and Clarity IDs to connect available accounts. Share your contact address or search for a particular person. A contact request and acceptance connect you. Your public contact identity is separate from private conversation contents; finding a username does not grant access to another person's messages or their personal Clarity records.
Begin an arrangement with somebody new without exchanging phone numbers.
Give a group its own place
Groups have their own name, image and members. The group filter makes them reachable in the conversation list; family conversations have a separate filter. You choose which conversation to open and where to send a message. An existing group does not automatically share your private school, journal or Health information with its members.
Keep shared work in its own conversation instead of mixing it with every personal discussion.
Reply with text in the conversation
Write a message in the individual or group conversation you have opened. The text belongs to that conversation and can be read again in its history. Arrangements remain messages even when they mention tasks or dates. To make something a saved part of your plan, deliberately enter it in the appropriate Clarity area.
Discuss an arrangement and then decide yourself what belongs in your plan.
Share photos with their context
The attachment flow lets you select individual photos or several images and add a caption. Shared images can be opened in the conversation. Their context comes from your choice and message, rather than automatic analysis of every photo on the device. You decide which image belongs with this particular person or group.
A sketch or shared detail appears in the place where you are discussing it.
Filter chats and search messages
Narrow the list to unread, group or family conversations; pinned conversations remain separately reachable. Inside an open chat, search for messages. These are two different steps: first find the right conversation, then read a particular passage within it. The search remains tied to the conversation area your account is allowed to access.
Return to the relevant arrangement without reading the entire history again.
Your next step
Stay connected with your people.
Start with the functions included in Free. Compare the plans when you want to go further.
- Free, Plus, Family, Teacher
- Included
More about Chat.
Technical details
Technical specification
What is connected. What may act. Where the boundary lies.
Consequence classes describe only actions prepared by Clarity. What you enter or start directly remains your own action.
Updated27 September 2026
- Status
- In the app
The plan conditions and boundaries named on this page still apply.
- Relevant sources
- ClarityConversation context
Personal, group and family conversations with their authorised content.
- Action & approval
- C0Observe
No execution path required.
Search and filters only read. Messages and permissions remain direct actions of the people involved.
- Stored scope
No separate published quantity exists for conversations and attachments.
- Plan assignment
- Free
- Plus
- Family
- Teacher
- Known boundary
A date in a message does not automatically become a task today.
Good to know
- A date in a message does not automatically become a task today.
- Safeguards for young people should not be treated as the only safety measure.
- New conversations require an available account.