BrezLinkA link for this conversation, not your everyday contact details
Sharing a phone number can create a way to contact you long after the original conversation. A BrezLink connection keeps messages in a separate browser-based chat, with a visible expiry and an option to end the connection.
The creator signs in to make an invitation. A recipient can open a valid invitation and join as a guest without creating an account or installing an app. Already signed-in recipients can use their existing account.
Useful for people you have just met
- After an event: continue a discussion or send a portfolio without exchanging personal numbers.
- A short collaboration: discuss a task and share supported documents in the same conversation.
- A one-off exchange: coordinate with a new contact through a link you send directly.
These are invitations between people, not public chat rooms or automatic matching with strangers. Share your link only with its intended recipient.
Phone-number privacy is not complete anonymity
You do not need to exchange phone numbers to talk. A signed-in account may show a display name and username, and whatever you choose to send is visible to the other participant. Creators sign in with Google, so not exchanging a number is not anonymous account creation. BrezLink does not currently provide end-to-end encryption.
A temporary connection cannot prevent someone from saving information you share. Use the chat thoughtfully, just as you would any conversation with a new contact. Learn about temporary connection expiry or follow the invitation walkthrough.
Use the practical contact-privacy checklist before sending an invitation or document.