Most apps grow features to justify updates. White Dot grew restraint instead — every screen does exactly one job.
Text, full stop. No disappearing media gimmicks, no story rings competing for attention above your conversations.
A single tick means sent, a double means delivered. No fabricated "typing" delays, no fake urgency built in.
Sign in with your number, confirm a 6-digit code, done. No email, no password to forget, no third-party login.
One tap removes someone's ability to message or call you. Manage every blocked contact from a single clear list.
One search bar, sitting above your conversations — find a contact or a chat in the time it takes to type a name.
Wipe a conversation's history without deleting the contact. Your data stays under your control, screen by screen.
Nine screens. That's the entire experience — from your first launch to managing who can reach you.
A name and a number — that's the whole profile. No bio fields, no status text, no curated self.
Black on white, always. Every contact gets the same plain ring; the message decides what stands out.
Conversations stay linear and chronological. No pinned chats competing for the top of your screen.
Block, clear, or leave — three actions cover everything you'd ever need to manage a contact.
I deleted three messaging apps the week I started using White Dot. Turns out I only ever needed one circle and a text box.
White Dot is free, has no ads, and never will.