Login and entry
A lightweight browser-based sign-in flow keeps the messenger close to the application instead of acting like a separate product.
Cute Web Messenger
Richscripts product section
A visual walkthrough of the contact list, chat windows, status states, and file sharing.
Review the interface before rollout, from login and contacts to file sharing and video chat flows.
Browser-based UI
Presence and private messaging
No client install required
Built for messaging inside existing apps
Offer a familiar messenger pattern directly inside your site or intranet.
Support contacts, groups, offline delivery, and status changes in one place.
Keep the deployment self-hosted while modernizing the public presentation layer.
Product tour
See Web Messenger across the full user journey.
From login and contact lists to group management, file sharing, and richer conversation views, these screens show how the browser-based messenger behaves in day-to-day use.
Main conversation view
The primary chat surface combines private conversation flow with familiar messenger structure and controls.
Presence and status
Users can move between states like available, busy, or invisible depending on how open they are to conversation.
Groups and organization
Contact groups make it easier to manage larger communication networks inside the application.
Contact workflows
Adding, managing, and organizing contacts follows a pattern users already know from public messenger tools.
User control
Blocking and managing unwanted contact helps keep private communication personal and manageable.
Richer conversation modes
The broader messenger experience can extend beyond plain text to support more immersive communication scenarios, including video-focused screens shown in the product guides.
Invite flows
Invitation and handoff flows make it easier to bring the right people into the conversation when context changes.