Every message, one inbox
SMS, email, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal in a single threaded view. Reply from the keyboard, not a touchscreen.
PS-01 · First production run
The Pocket Messenger is a deliberately focused messaging device. Text, email, and push-to-talk — without the phone.
Fig. 01 — Pocket Messenger, three-quarter
Fig. 04 — The glance strip: status at a lookThe Pocket Messenger does messages and nothing else. No feed, no camera, no infinite scroll. An e-ink screen you read, a keyboard you write on, a wheel you press to talk.
For professionals, it's reachability without the rabbit hole. For crews and fleets, it's comms that survive gloves, glare, and a full shift on one charge.
No calls. No camera. No app store.
Just the tools you need to stay in touch, on task, and in control. Everything else was left out on purpose.
SMS, email, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal in a single threaded view. Reply from the keyboard, not a touchscreen.
Wi-Fi and 5G SIM at the office, satellite texting and data when there's no tower at all.
Nextel-style instant voice over Wi-Fi and cellular. One press of the scroll wheel and your crew hears you.
A sunlight-readable e-ink main display sips power. Five to seven days of real use per charge.
Full physical QWERTY with sculpted keys. Type accurately with gloves on, eyes up.
A top-edge strip shows time, battery, and alerts while it's clipped to your lapel — configurable with your company logo or name tag.
Fig. 02 — Wheel & PTT, detailKnurled metal wheels sit on both edges, recessed into the housing and carrying the lineage of the BlackBerry side wheel and the iPod click wheel. Scroll threads, fly through contacts, then press the red center button to talk.
Fig. 07 — Front elevation
Fig. 05 — Scroll wheel
Fig. 06 — PTT center button
Fig. 09 — Desk carry| Dimensions | 70 × 46 × 14 mm |
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| Weight | ≈ 80 g |
| Main display | E-ink, sunlight-readable, always-on |
| Glance display | Top-edge strip — time, battery, message & PTT alerts |
| Radios | Wi-Fi 6 · 5G/LTE (M.2 modem, eSIM option) · satellite text & data · Bluetooth 5.x |
| Antennas | Dual antennas, GNSS |
| Voice | Push-to-talk over Wi-Fi / cellular via scroll wheel |
| Audio | 1–2 W class-D amp, front-facing speaker · headset / speaker-mic ready |
| Input | Backlit tactile QWERTY keyboard · magnetic scroll wheel / PTT button, haptic clicks |
| Battery | 3+ days of real-world use · 7+ days standby |
| Charging | USB-C, PD 30 W fast charge · tether / data mode |
| Platform | Linux + Wayland, Waydroid container — secure, hackable, yours |
| Housing | Matte black textured polymer, dual knurled metal wheels with red PTT center, rear belt clip (installed) |
| Origin | Designed in the USA |
Pre-production specification. Subject to change.
Fig. 08 — Bottom edge: USB-C PD 30 W, mic, vented speakerWhat's in the box — prototype kit
Fig. 03 — Lapel carry, name badgeDispatch-to-driver PTT and routing messages that read clearly in full sun, mounted or clipped.
Glove-friendly keys, a clip that stays put, and a battery that outlasts the longest shift.
Satellite texting when coverage ends at the trailhead. Check in from anywhere on the map.
Join the waitlist for launch pricing and early allocation on the Pocket Messenger. One email when orders open — nothing before.