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Simple Chat

Simple Chat™ is a software product to make it easy for customers to exchange chat messages. It does this through cliques and chat keys. The user enters their name to create a chat key. Then he can create a new clique or requests access to join an existing clique. When a user creates a clique, he automatically becomes the first member of that clique. Users can be members of multiple cliques at a time.

A user can display their chat key on their device display as a special graphic (like a QR Code). Then a user already in a clique can use their mobile device camera to scan a candidate's chat key to add them to the clique.

Also, the user can share their chat key through a different application (as a link). A user already in a clique can use the link to add them to that clique.

Once in one or more cliques, a user can create a message and choose to which cliques he wants to send it. He can also attach hashtags, which allow messages to be grouped by topic, even across cliques.

Verified Author: Serafino Software™
Maturity:  Idea 
Type: Software Product
Date Claimed: 18 August 2017
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