Peak Chat · Shareable chats (planned)
One link to your conversation.
Wherever people find you.
Shareable chat links are planned: a link or QR code that leads straight into a conversation with your business, for example from your email signature, a flyer or a post. These links do not exist in Peak Chat today.
Which example do you want to look at?
Why: Someone reading your email often has a quick question. One click is enough.
Planned feature · simulation with sample data
- Sample data
- View without an account
- Nothing is saved
02 / From link to conversation
Share. Open. Talk.
A good chat link tells the conversation where someone came from, without tracking them.
- 01 / The link
Create a link
You choose which conversation the link starts and give it a name.
Where does it go?Straight into the chatNo accountWith a name - 02 / The place
Share it anywhere
As a link in emails and posts, or as a QR code on print.
Where is it shared?Email signatureFlyer with QR codePost - 03 / The source
Arrive in the inbox
The conversation should reach your team, with the link's name as its source.
What does your team see?Link nameNo visit profileConversation in the inbox
Trust needs clarity
Clear about what happens here.
Scope of this preview
- 01Not available yet
- Shareable chat links are planned. Today conversations in Peak Chat start through your connected accounts.
- 02Peak writes to no one
- You share the link yourself. Peak Chat should never message people on its own.
- 03Simulation
- The examples on this page are fictional. No link is created and nothing is saved.
The next step
One link. One conversation. No form in between.
See in the live demo how a conversation with Peak Chat is meant to start.
Watch the live demoPlanned feature · simulation with sample data
Frequently asked questions
Can I share a chat link today?
No. The links are planned. Today people reach you through the channels your workspace connected.
Does Peak send the link for me?
No. You share it yourself. Peak never messages people on its own.
Will my team see where a conversation came from?
The plan is to show the link's name as the source, not a profile of the visitor.