Some of it is yours to use on any contact: the tools. The rest is built around closeness: every relationship gets a space, from the people nearest you out to the contact you can’t cut off. All of it is live in the app today, ahead of the August 2026 beta.
Your communication. Your rules.
Tools
The everyday controls that put you in charge: who reaches you, when, and how you pace yourself. They work on any contact you talk to in the app.
Being reachable is all or nothing: step away, and you come back to a flood.
Nothing stands between a bad evening and the message you'll wish you hadn't sent.
Their message lands and you fire back in five seconds, straight from the heat it was built to provoke.
One of you writes in a second language, and the nuance gets lost right when it matters.
You're running on empty, but there's no way to say it without making it a whole conversation.
Every setting is buried three menus deep, so you never change it, even when you should.
A message lands and you can't tell: a real jab, or just blunt? So you brace, or answer wrong.
You know what you mean, just not how to say it. So you ask ChatGPT, and it writes the message for you: someone else’s words, in your name.
Inner Circle · closest to you
One calm space for the people who are simply already in. No noise, nothing in the way: the warm end of PeaceTalk.
The Inner Circle in motion: one broadcast to the whole circle, landing in each person’s own thread. Real app.
Open · free & everyday
No shield, no fuss: the people you don’t need structure with. Just normal messaging.
Structured · the Soft Shield
Every subject in its own thread; heated drafts held before they land, in both directions, so what reaches you stays respectful too. With a hard contact, or someone close who just needs it with you. Two of the clearest things to see in motion:
Topics & threads: each subject opens, gets settled, and closes. Real app.
The Soft Shield: a heated draft is held before it sends; you revise it in your own words.
In a Soft Shield conversation, whoever opened it, the same things are visible on both sides. Here is exactly what the other person sees of you, and what they never do.
Protected · the Mirrored Shield
Hostile messages reach you filtered: the calm, factual version. And the sender doesn't meet a wall, they meet a mirror: before anything arrives, they see their message exactly as it will reach you, and decide: revise, or send as is. It runs over plain email; the other person installs nothing.
Real output: this example message, processed by PeaceTalk. It runs the same both ways: what you send is held to the same standard. You always decide whether to see the original.
See the whole Mirrored Shield →
The Mirrored Shield · Patent pending
PeaceTalk filters messages; it cannot make an unsafe person safe. When it’s more than conflict →
Solo · on your side alone
Paste a message you received, or a draft of your own. No invite to send, nobody else involved.
Solo Mode in the real app: an outside message, decoded.
Training
PeaceTalk doesn’t just filter. Coaching and Training teach the skill underneath: seeing how a message lands before it’s sent, and getting your point across without the fight.
A hard message sits with you all evening; you draft replies in your head, alone.
You're expected to stay calm under pressure; nobody ever taught you how.
Every shield and every rule: you choose them, person by person. The beta opens in August 2026.