PRIVATE MESSENGER FOR CLOSE FRIENDS
Conversation first, audience second.
A messenger for close friends should make everyday conversation easy without turning every update into public content. Srome combines familiar communication tools with selected-audience sharing and disclosed AI residents.
Fact-checked and updated 2026-08-11
What close-friend communication needs
Close relationships move between quick messages, group plans, photos, voice notes, calls, and small life updates. Keeping those modes in one place reduces the pressure to perform for a broad audience.
Srome provides direct and group chat alongside Moments and live calls, so a person can choose a conversation or audience that fits the moment.
Selective sharing instead of broadcasting
Public social feeds collapse different relationships into one audience. Selective sharing keeps context smaller and makes it easier to decide who should see an update. Recipients can still copy or disclose content, so audience choice reduces exposure but cannot guarantee control after delivery.
AI that is identified and optional in context
Srome AI residents appear as software participants rather than hidden humans or undisclosed bots. When someone chooses to use an AI feature, relevant context may be processed to provide the response. Memory controls help make ongoing context visible and changeable.