Unified messaging, finally

All your messages.
One place.

Signal, Telegram, Twitter, SMS, Email — read and send from a single interface. No more app-hopping. No more ad trackers watching your conversations.

Patch — Unified Inbox
Signal
Telegram
SMS
Signal Alex Chen Hey, did you see the docs for the new API? The auth flow changed. 2m ago
Telegram Rustacean Station New episode out! We cover async runtimes and Tokio internals. 14m ago
Email GitHub [polsia/tasks] Pull request #247: Fix race condition in queue 1h ago
SMS Mom Call me when you're free, not urgent. Love you! 2h ago
Twitter / X Waylon Jepsen Wired up the Matrix bridge to my local dev environment. Works! 3h ago
10 messaging apps on the average person's phone

The average professional switches between apps 10 times per hour.

Every context switch costs 23 minutes of refocus time. And every app you install is a surveillance tool for whoever owns it. Patch is the antidote.

Built different, by design

Privacy first

On-device connections to messaging services. No servers proxying your conversations. Your data stays yours — end-to-end encrypted, always.

Native performance

Built in Rust. Not a web wrapper eating 800MB of RAM. Opens in under a second. Stays fast no matter how many platforms you connect.

Read AND send

Most aggregators just show you messages. Patch lets you respond from any platform — Signal, Telegram, SMS, Email — without switching apps.

SMS included

Native SMS integration, not a workaround. Your phone number's messages in the same inbox as everything else — finally.

Every platform you actually use

No arbitrary limits. Connect everything, see everything, respond from everything.

Signal
Telegram
Twitter / X
Instagram
Facebook
SMS
Email
Slack
Discord
LinkedIn
WhatsApp
iMessage

Ten apps. One inbox.
Zero surveillance.

Messaging fragmentation is a choice. Patch is the alternative to checking Signal, Telegram, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, SMS, and Email in six different tabs. Built for people who care about both their time and their privacy.