Stay connected with incarcerated loved ones through video calls and real-time messaging. Send money for media and communication purchases. Manage account details and view call history. Send and receive digital messages.
Send text messages, photos, and custom greeting cards to inmates. Receive unlimited reply letters via email and phone. Send electronic money orders. Connect with incarcerated loved ones securely across the US.
Find incarcerated loved ones in specific US states or Karachi, Pakistan. Schedule in-person visits and video calls. Receive voice calls, send messages, and remotely. Verify identity by uploading ID. Locate facilities quickly using a directory.
Send text messages, make voice and video calls. Share files, images, and location. Communicate privately with end-to-end encryption. Available on mobile, tablet, and desktop. No subscription fees.
Send texts, voice messages, photos, videos, GIFs, and files for free. Make encrypted voice and video calls with group support up to 50 people. Create group chats with up to 1,000 members. Share files and media securely.
Make voice and with end-to-end encryption. Send instant messages with file sharing. Create group chats. Schedule . Share location in real-time. Block contacts. Customize call settings. Sync contacts from phone book.
Make free and texts via or cellular data without using cell minutes. Send messages and make internationally. Set up a US/Canada phone number for receiving and messages.
Make international with high-quality audio. Find call rates and deals. Top up for free and call abroad without extra fees. Connect with loved ones easily and stay in touch.
Make international calls to any mobile or landline with clear audio and low rates. Top up credit via mobile or web. Send money internationally with secure transfers. Manage history and contact list.
Patients can invite family members to receive text, photo, and video updates on their hospital status. Updates are HIPAA compliant and disappear after 60 seconds. Content is used to inform and educate families about the patient’s condition.