We're a group of friends who met in a game, stuck together for over a decade, and eventually decided to stop handing our conversations to platforms that didn't deserve them.
We built KOMMZ for us. Now we're building it with you.
See you on KOMMZ.
We didn't set out to build a company. We set out to find a place we could actually trust — and when we couldn't find it, we built it ourselves.
Not in a lobby — online, across distances, through headsets and lag spikes and late nights. What started as random matchmaking turned into a real friendship that's lasted over a decade. Games brought us together before we even knew each other's real names.
The news cycle kept turning up the same story in different clothes: data harvested, terms quietly updated, platforms scanning conversations, monetizing behavior. We started asking questions we couldn't get straight answers to. If you're not paying, you're the product — and we were done being the product.
We had the skills, we had the motivation, and — most importantly — we had each other. So instead of waiting for someone else to build the platform we actually wanted, we started building it. KOMMZ is the result: a privacy-first voice and chat platform that we'd actually trust with our own conversations.
These aren't marketing lines. They're the decisions we make every day when we're writing code and choosing what to build next.
Not a setting you have to find. Not a premium tier. Your conversations are yours — encrypted, private, not for sale — from the moment you sign in.
We know what overextension looks like. We're not racing to 10 million users before we can support a thousand. We're growing at a pace we can actually do well.
You're early. Your voice shapes what we build next. We're not so far ahead that your feedback bounces off a wall — and we'll show it.
We're a small team and we don't pretend otherwise. We're building openly and iterating with the people who trust us enough to show up early.
We're not building toward an acquisition or an IPO. We're building a place we'd want to use for another decade — the same way we've been friends for one.
We get it because we live it. Low-latency voice, no bloat, no surveillance. We know what a good call feels like mid-match — and we built toward that.
We're starting small — not because we lack ambition, but because we've seen what happens when platforms scale faster than they can handle. We're limiting access and slowly bringing users in at a pace we can actually support well.
We haven't thought of everything. That's the truth. But we're open to hearing what we missed — feature requests, critique, ideas you've had for years. All of it is welcome, and none of it will be ignored.
Thank you, sincerely, for taking the time to read this and for being here early. It means a lot more than we'll probably say enough.
We're a group of friends who met in a game, stuck together for over a decade, and eventually decided to stop handing our conversations to platforms that didn't deserve them.
We built KOMMZ for us. Now we're building it with you.