Messaging & calls
Chat features on the way
Reactions, message editing, and richer media are being built for Kit Pay chat — here is the honest state of each.
A chat app earns daily use through small comforts: the thumbs-up that answers without a message, the typo fixed instead of resent, the photo that explains what words cannot. These are being built for Kit Pay chat, and this page is the honest tracker — what is coming, and how you will know when it is really here.
What is being built
- Reactions — answer a message with an emoji instead of a reply, the lightweight acknowledgement group threads especially need.
- Attachments and media — photos and files inside the conversation, carried under the same end-to-end design as the words.
- Message editing and other quality-of-life touches, arriving as the rollout matures.
Why pieces arrive separately
Kit Pay chat is built for end-to-end encryption, and that choice taxes every feature. A reaction, an edit, an attachment — each has to work as sealed content between devices, not as a note the server reads and rewrites. Building each comfort the private way is slower than bolting it on, which is why they land one by one instead of as a bundle. The order they reach you follows the rollout, not a published schedule.
How to be ready
Just keep the app current — updates arrive through the official store, and an old version learns about new features late or not at all. There is nothing to request and nothing to pay: anyone selling early access to chat features is running the usual scam.
Frequently asked questions
When exactly do reactions or media arrive for me?
No promised dates — features reach devices as the rollout completes, and the app shows what your device can do. A feature you cannot see has simply not reached you yet.
Will edited messages hide what was originally said?
Design details like edit history will be visible in the app when editing arrives. This page will not guess ahead of the real behaviour.