CLOSER, EVEN FROM FAR AWAY
A private space for family messages, calls and shared files, centered on each person's trusted device.
A private space for the people closest to you.
AT A GLANCE
Separate groups for different family plans.
Agree who will start paid group activity.
Local history depends on the devices retaining it.
THE STARTING POINT
Talk with relatives, share a document with one person or create separate groups for family plans and important conversations. Each person accepts an invitation before joining a contact relationship; group membership follows its own acceptance controls.
A CLEAR NEXT STEP
Create unlimited family groups free of charge. One-to-one activity follows each sender or caller's plan. Group usage is paid by the sender or initiating caller, with receiving free. Review prices and recipient multipliers in Sornix before starting paid group activity.
MAKE SPACE FOR YOUR PEOPLE
Separate circles keep family plans understandable: one group for a trip, another for relatives, and one-to-one contact for personal details. Membership does not replace verifying who is participating.
Agree who will start paid group activity. Creating groups is free, but sending messages or files and initiating calls have their own usage rules. Receiving does not create a charge for the recipient.
Keep important family documents in the storage you already use for them. Temporary delivery helps a file arrive; it does not become a permanent family photo or document backup.
Parents →THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
Follow the controls, delivery rules and responsibilities that apply to for families.
A family uses one group for a weekend plan and another for relatives abroad. Creating both costs nothing. A parent sends the travel details; received group messages count per recipient. A group call charges the initiating caller for connected receivers.
Choose discreet previews, use a local lock and keep devices protected. A saved photo or file belongs on the recipient's device and may be copied. Temporary relay delivery is not a family backup.
Choose an appropriate plan and understand the no-recovery rule. Losing all authorized devices means losing access to that identity and local history. The children's pages provide guidance, not a promise of monitoring or universal age eligibility.
YOUR CONVERSATION. YOUR NEXT STEP.
Continue in Sornix to set up your identity, manage your devices and use the communication tools. Choose your contacts deliberately, protect local access and review paid usage before starting.