💌dMeet Chats

Want to message someone directly without starting a call? dMeet now has private, encrypted one-on-one chats — a simple way to stay in touch between meetings.

How chats work

dMeet chats work a little differently from what you might be used to — and it's by design.

Instead of syncing your full message history to the cloud, your chat history is stored locally, right on your device. That means your conversations stay with you, not on some server somewhere. No cloud backups to worry about, no central database holding onto your private messages — just you and the person you're talking to.

It's a small trade-off for real peace of mind: your chats are yours, and they stay that way.

Where new chats show up

To check your messages, open the Chats section in the top menu.

When someone messages you for the first time, dMeet uses a bit of context to figure out where the conversation should land:

• If you've never crossed paths before — no shared meetings, no calls, not in each other's Favorites — their message goes to Requests, a separate space for messages from people you haven't connected with yet

• If you've met before (a shared meeting, a call, or they're in your Favorites), the chat appears directly in your main chat list

• If you have an active paid plan, your messages go straight to the recipient's main chat list too — even if you've never crossed paths before

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What you can do in a chat

• Send messages — text only for now, images aren't supported yet

• Edit your own messages — within 24 hours of sending

• Delete a message, or delete the entire chat

Replying to a specific message isn't available in chats — it's a deliberate choice, since chat content isn't accessible to anyone outside the conversation, including the dMeet team.

Connections & Notes

Connections

Wondering if you've met someone before they message you? Open their profile and check Connections — it shows how many times you've crossed paths in meetings or calls, along with your two most recent interactions. It's a quick way to recognize someone before diving into a conversation with them.

Connections shows up on every profile, not just inside chats.

Notes

Want to remember a quick detail about someone? Add a private Note to their profile — up to 160 characters. Only you can see it — the other person has no idea it's there.

Your notes are saved against that person's profile and visible from any device you're logged into. You'll find them both inside a chat and on your contacts list.