Official iPhone release page

FrogTalk for iPhone is on the way.

The iOS build is being polished to match the privacy-first FrogTalk experience on Android and web: fast messaging, secure calls, channels, and a cleaner launch path through one official URL.

Use this page as the canonical iPhone release source. When TestFlight or the App Store link is ready, this URL will switch automatically.
The same FrogTalk principles carry over: privacy-first messaging, no ads, and a network that already works across public rooms and direct conversations.
Until iOS goes live, Android and web stay available right now for early users and communities.

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Calls + Channels

Messaging, communities, and media in one app

Official URL

One landing page for TestFlight and App Store updates

What the iPhone release page is for

This page does two jobs: it gives people a legitimate destination to bookmark and share today, and it lets search engines understand that FrogTalk has a real iOS destination even before the store listing exists.

Official release handoff

The page already ranks as the canonical iPhone destination. When the real install link exists, the backend can redirect here without changing the public URL.

FrogTalk visual language

The layout now uses the same dark surface, green accents, and product tone as the main FrogTalk site instead of the previous blue-heavy treatment.

Search-friendly launch page

Metadata, canonical tags, and structured data help Bing, Yandex, and other engines understand the page before the App Store URL is live.

How the iOS launch will roll out

The public path stays simple so users do not have to chase changing links.

This page stays stable

Share or bookmark the public iPhone URL now. It remains the source of truth during pre-launch.

Install link replaces holding page

As soon as TestFlight or the App Store listing is approved, the backend can switch this route to the live destination.

Search results keep the same URL

That avoids splitting authority between multiple temporary pages and preserves a clean canonical path for crawlers.