On their site, not ours
Adding a service opens its official website inside an isolated session. You log in exactly as you would in a browser — including two-factor and passkeys, which keep working because nothing is intercepting them.
Every conversation, one window.
Nine messaging apps, nine dock icons, nine places to check. Policonvo keeps each one in its own isolated session inside a single window — signed in, side by side, and quiet until something actually needs you.
The tour
Six screens, start to finish.
Real captures of the running app, not mockups. It advances on its own — or step through at your pace.
All of them, one window. Add the services you already use — the rail on the left is every one of them.
How it works
A container, not a bridge.
Every service you add is that service's own web app, loaded in its own persistent session. Nothing is reverse engineered, no protocol is reimplemented, and the app never handles a password. That single decision is what makes the rest honest.
You sign in
It stays separate
One partition per service
Each service gets its own cookie jar and storage. They cannot read each other, and a session you clear is genuinely gone. Related accounts can share a sign-in profile when you want that.
We stay out
No server in the path
Your messages travel between you and the service, the way they always did. There is no Policonvo account, no sync server, and nothing of yours to breach — because we hold nothing.