Astralink Nexus is a plug-and-play API and SDK that gives any game, website, or app text chat, voice chat, and FM-radio-style broadcast channels — plus channels that follow your world, direct messages, built-in email, and profile cards — without you standing up the infrastructure yourself. One account, any device.
Kids get a fun, protected place to talk while they play. Parents get a clear picture of who their child talks to and what was said, without reading every message.
See how the parent dashboard works →
Coming with early accessWhen a child registers, a linked parent account is created at the same time, at no cost. The free account shows basic information with limited controls and always includes safety alerts; upgrade for the full dashboard.
Every person your child chats with, across every game and every session, with approved friends clearly separated from strangers.
A short, readable summary of each conversation and play session, so you know what happened in a minute. Open the full history whenever you want it.
Approve friends, set quiet hours, switch voice chat on or off, block anyone in one tap, and report a problem straight from the dashboard.
Maya and two classmates planned a castle build in Sunset Kingdom and swapped tips about a puzzle level. The tone was friendly and positive throughout. Nothing needs your attention.
Built a castle with Lila and Sam. Asked Ben for help on level 4 and got it. Friendly all the way through.
Practiced for the weekend tournament with the team. Light, encouraging chat about strategy.
A stranger (player-8812) asked where Maya goes to school. The message was blocked before she saw it, and you were emailed right away.
8% neutral · 0% negative
A positive week. Maya spent most of her time building in Sunset Kingdom, where she made two new friends from her team, Sam and Ben, both approved by you. Conversations were mostly about game strategy and school, with plenty of jokes. One stranger asked where she goes to school on Monday; the message was blocked before she saw it and you were emailed.
Asked where Maya goes to school. We blocked the message before she saw it, paused chat from this user, and emailed you.
At 5:32 pm in Pixel Park, player-8812 asked Maya where she goes to school.
What we did: blocked the message before she saw it, and paused chat from this user.
The games your kids love decide whether this chat is available to them, and a message from parents is the fastest way to make it happen. It takes two minutes. For the game it is a single payment of $1 per title, with no monthly fee, and users never pay, so it is an easy yes.
Hi,
My child plays [game name] and I'd love for them to be able to chat with friends there safely.
Astralink Nexus is a kid-safe chat that you can add to your game. It gives parents a dashboard showing who our kids talk to, with AI summaries of their conversations and full controls. It is free for users, and for your game it costs just $1 per title, paid once, with no monthly fee.
Would you consider adding it? You can find out more at https://www.astralink.nexus
Thank you!
The Astralink Overlay is a small Windows app that runs next to any game, even one that has never heard of us. You draw a box around the spot on screen where the game's own chat appears, and Astralink puts its protected chat window right on top.
The overlay is planned for after the main chat is complete. The best long-term fix is still asking the game to add Astralink.
Users never pay anything. When a user is under 18, a parent account is created for free, with safety alerts included, so a parent is always in the loop. Want the full picture? The paid plans unlock the complete dashboard.
$0created automatically with every user under 18
$5per month
Billed monthly. Cancel any time.
$3per month
Paid for the full year: $36, billed once a year.
$2per month
Paid for two years: $48, billed once.
Prices apply when the parent features launch with early access. Users are always free, and the game pays separately: see the developer pricing.
The chat below is real: it runs on our own API, so say hi to other visitors and try logging in. Email, voice and the podcast streamer are previews you can click through.
The live chat is public and anonymous: pick any nickname, and please keep it friendly. Links, emails and phone numbers are blocked. The other tabs are previews with sample data.
Everything you need to add real-time communication to your product, without building or operating the infrastructure yourself.
Drop authenticated text and voice chat rooms into any game, website, or app with a few API calls. Presence, message history, moderation hooks, and reconnect handling are built in.
Channels can be spun up dynamically by scene name or world-map location, so anyone standing in the same place automatically lands in the same conversation — no manual room management on your end.
An internal in-app messaging system plus real email delivery — send and receive actual email — so users stay reachable even when they're offline.
Private one-to-one conversations between users, alongside your scene and broadcast channels, using the same API and moderation hooks.
Every user gets a profile picture and a profile card that can carry external links — Discord, socials, a portfolio — out of the box.
One account, any device. Users log in from desktop, mobile, or browser and stay in sync with the same game chat wherever they connect.
Astralink Nexus can create a channel automatically for a scene name or a world-map location, so anyone standing in the same place lands in the same conversation. As users move between areas, they move between channels — no manual room management on your end.
Transmission channels let one or more sources broadcast a live voice or audio stream to any number of listeners who tune in — like an in-app radio station. Use it for live event commentary, in-game announcements, DJ booths, or always-on ambient channels, all through the same API as your chat and voice rooms.
A single payment for each game, app or website you add Astralink Nexus to. No monthly fee, no per-message charges, and your users never pay anything.
$1per title, paid once
A title is one game, app or website.
Prices apply when billing starts with early access. Read the API documentation to see what you get.
Placeholder screenshots — the console and docs are under active development.
Create an account to follow along as the API opens up for early access.
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