ToastyAI for iPhone & iPad

Your whole day, on one page.

ToastyAI opens to Home: the weather for your city, your teams’ scores, the prices you follow and the news you pick, kept current on one page. Ask Kira about any of it from the bar at the top. And every personal chat stays end-to-end encrypted.

The ToastyAI Home page: an Ask Kira bar at the top, Good morning, Josh, a one-line summary of the morning, questions ready to ask, and the weather for Austin

Home

Everything you check each morning, already checked.

Tell it your city, your teams and your topics, add the prices you watch, and from then on Home is ready the moment you open the app and keeps itself current. Show, hide and reorder any section, or let Smart order lift a live game to the top.

Your morning, in a line

A summary at the top says who is waiting on you, how the game is going and whether to take an umbrella. Questions for Kira sit right under it, ready to tap.

Weather

Hour by hour and five days out, in colour: a yellow sun, temperature range bars, a sky that matches outside. A severe alert stays short on Home, with the full alert one tap away.

Your teams

Live scores, the last result and the next game at a glance, crest and all. Find teams near you, college sports included.

Watchlist

Stocks and crypto with their charts, from one hour to all time. Touch the chart for the price at any moment.

News you follow

Pick your topics and sources, or follow anything: a person, a band, a country, an event. Headlines come with photos when the story has one.

Waiting for you

The chats that need an answer, right on Home, so nothing sits unread under the weather.

Home with three conversations waiting for you (Kira, Family, Maya) and Your teams: Arsenal 2, Chelsea 1 live, and Longhorns against Sooners today at 2:30 PM
Who’s waiting, and who’s winning.
The Home weather card: mostly clear, hour by hour from now to 3 PM, humidity, wind, UV and rain
The forecast, in colour.
The Apple stock sheet at $258.42 with range buttons from 1H to MAX; a finger on the 1D chart reads $258.16 at 12:45 PM on Oct 8, with questions to ask Kira below
Touch the chart for any moment.
The For You news section: a followed story about the Artemis II crew, then headlines on the hurricane season, technology, sports and science
The stories you follow.
Your Day on Home: Coffee with Maya in 49 minutes and a watch party at 2:00 PM, above the weather and the watchlist
Your day, next to the forecast.

Weather, scores, prices and news on Home come from our server, not your phone, and each lookup carries only what it needs: a place, a team, a ticker. Privacy policy →

AI agents

Meet the newest member of the group chat.

Invite Kira into a conversation the same way you’d add a friend. In a group she follows along and answers when someone @-mentions her. One-on-one, just ask.

You invite her. Your chats, your guest list.

Meet the agents β†’

The short version

Private by architecture, not by promise.

Sealed on your iPhone

Your personal chats are encrypted on your device and opened only on your friends’ devices. Our server relays scrambled data it cannot read.

How? β†’

Keys on the public record

Every encryption key is written to a signed, append-only log. A swapped key can’t hide.

How? β†’

Quiet lock screen

On encrypted chats, your notification shows a lock β€” never your words.

How? β†’

Make it yours

Your chats, dressed how you like them.

Set a background and everyone in the chat sees it β€” any member can change it, group or one-on-one. Give the group its own icon. Pin your people and your group chats to the top as favorites.

Backgrounds and icons stay in the chrome β€” messages themselves stay sealed end-to-end, same as always.

A group chat named Weekend Crew with a colourful custom background behind the messages
Shared backgrounds β€” one member sets it, the whole chat gets it.
The Conversations page with a favorites row pinning Kira, the Weekend Crew group, Maya and Dev to the top
Favorites β€” people and whole group chats.

Live cards

Messages that refuse to sit still.

Most messages are frozen the moment they’re sent. ToastyAI’s live cards update themselves in place β€” a scoreboard that ticks score, inning, and count right inside the thread. No refresh, no re-asking; the chat keeps up so you don’t have to.

Live cards, exactly as they appear in a ToastyAI chat.

A chat where Kira posts a Top Stories card; every headline is a tappable link to its source
Headlines that link to the actual story β€” every time.
A live Premier League card from Kira: Arsenal 2, Chelsea 1 in the 73rd minute
Scores that keep themselves current.
A weather card for Austin with an active Flood Watch safety banner and current conditions
Weather β€” including the warnings that matter.
A markets card with S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, Bitcoin, and Ethereum prices and daily change
Markets at a glance.
An hour-by-hour forecast card for tomorrow with temperatures and rain chances
Hour-by-hour, right in the thread.

Real screenshots. Demo conversations.

Plans

From group chatter to an actual plan.

Ask in the thread, and Kira turns the back-and-forth into a clean, keepable plan β€” who’s doing what, when to leave, what not to forget. Copy it, keep it, or toss it when the weekend’s over.

Then keep them in order: sections and folders, hold a plan to drag it into a folder, and export any plan as a PDF or a Word file.

The Plans page: plans sorted into Travel, Health and fitness, Food and cooking and Money, with a Cabin Weekend folder holding two plans
Every plan, sorted.

Key transparency

The log that keeps us honest.

World-readable β€” check it yourself, no account needed β†’

Every messaging app asks you to trust that the server handed you the right keys. We don’t ask.

ToastyAI writes every user’s encryption keys to a signed, append-only public log β€” like a notary’s book with numbered pages. If our own server ever tried to slip a different key into your conversation, the log wouldn’t match and the swap would be detected. We built a system where even we get caught.

Trust is good. Proof is better.

Go one level deeper β†’

key-transparency.log
#4815key for @samsigned βœ“
#4816key for @lenasigned βœ“
#4817key for @arjunsigned βœ“
#4818key for @mayasigned βœ“
#4819key for @kaisigned βœ“
#4820key for @noorsigned βœ“
#4821key for @mayasigned βœ“

That’s the point. It can’t happen quietly.

End-to-end encryption

A new key for every message.

Each message is locked with a fresh key, and the keys only march forward. Steal one and you’ve read one message β€” not your history, not your future. Cryptographers call it a double ratchet. We call it Tuesday.

We didn’t invent our own crypto β€” we implemented the battle-tested Olm/Megolm double-ratchet design, in Rust. Applies to personal chats.

Incognito

Some chats shouldn’t be saved at all.

Open an incognito chat with Kira and it’s off the record from the first word: no history kept, nothing carried into other conversations, and the whole thing is deleted the moment you close it.

Plan the surprise party. Ask the awkward question. It’s gone when you’re done β€” not saved, gone when you close it isn’t a tagline, it’s written right at the top of every incognito chat.

An incognito chat with Kira; the note at the top of the thread reads Not saved β€” gone when you close it
Off the record, by design.

Emoji verification

Trust, verified with emoji.

Want certainty you’re talking to your person and not an impostor in the middle? Compare a short emoji sequence β€” in person or on a call. If they match, the math checks out.

Security checks shouldn’t feel like tax forms.

It’s called SAS verification β€” details on the security page.

Cross-signing & encrypted backup

New phone. Same history. Zero server access.

Sign in on a new iPhone, approve it from a device you already trust, and your conversations come back β€” decrypted only on your hardware. Your key backup travels in a sealed envelope the server stores but can never open. At no step does the server ever see a key.

Voice & video

Calls that ring like calls.

Crisp voice and video β€” one friend or the whole group. And because ToastyAI is a real iPhone citizen, it rings on your lock screen even when the app is closed. Full-screen, swipe to answer, the way a call should feel.

  • 1:1 & group
  • Native iPhone ringing

Under the hood: WebRTC media, CallKit ringing.

Table stakes

And everything a messenger should already have.

The basics aren’t a pitch. They’re a baseline.

Group chats

The whole crew in one thread, with typing dots so you see the reply coming.

Media sharing

Photos and videos, right in the flow.

Share from any app

Photos, videos, files and links, straight from the iPhone share sheet into a chat.

Reactions

Any emoji, on a message or on the corner of a photo or video. Your recent picks stay on deck.

Favorites

Pin your people β€” and your group chats.

Friend codes

Add friends with a short code you share yourself β€” no phone-number harvesting required.

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Messages that wait

If an assistant is offline, the chat says so and your message waits for its reply instead of getting lost.

Steady through outages

If ToastyAI can’t be reached you stay signed in, and the app picks up again as soon as the connection is back.

Fits your text size

Text fits on every screen, including at the larger iPhone text sizes.

No ads. No tracking. Nothing to sell.

The most honest privacy policy is an architecture that can’t betray you.

We don’t mine your chats β€” we can’t read them.

We don’t sell your attention β€” there are no ads to sell it to.

We don’t harvest your data β€” the design leaves nothing to harvest.

Read the privacy policy β†’

Warm chats. Cold cryptography.

ToastyAI is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.