Today we're excited to launch Wave 1.8 and it's a big one. From now on, you can make voice and video calls right inside your personal conversations. Calls are E2EE. Answer straight from your Lock Screen, keep chatting while the call floats in a small window, and add live filters to your video. Every call, including the ones you missed, shows up in your call history. You can now send videos too. And when one photo isn't enough, send up to 10 photos and videos together as an album. Sent something you didn't mean to? You can now unsend any message you've sent, not just photos and voice notes. We've also added Chat Backup. Wave can back up your chats to iCloud automatically, every day, week, or month, so when you reinstall Wave or switch to a new iPhone, your conversations come right back with you.

Nobody is solving the real problem with messaging: Who gets access to you? Phone numbers can be leaked and spammed by anyone. WhatsApp’s answer is usernames. We already know how that ends. So we built Wave around consent. No phone number. No username. No email. Just message the people you actually want to talk to.

Everybody is creating motion videos with Claude Opus 5.5, but I know you don’t want to go back and forth for small changes. That’s why I created EasyCut a last-minute simple editor for your Claude motion videos.

Today we're beginning to roll out 𝕏 Numbers, a brand new way to let anyone contact you on 𝕏 without needing to follow each other or accept requests.

Phone Numbers