Every reply stays in one chat.
Replies from the web app or browser extension land in the same Signr conversation, so you never lose the thread.
One dependable inbox, no split threads.
Start on web, answer in the extension, and keep the same thread.
Answer right on the page without opening another tool.
Send a direct message with no paywall and no credits.
One-time reply links bring outside responses back to the same chat.
Keep active conversations together.
See each message in context, whether it began on a profile page or in the web inbox.
- Messages from profiles and the web inbox share one thread.
- Each chat keeps its history when you switch places.
- Open conversations stay organized by person, not by tab.
- Return later and pick up where you answered last.
Start on the page. Finish in the inbox.
A message opened in the extension appears as the same conversation in the web inbox.
- Open Signr on a professional page.
- Start a direct message from the extension.
- Close the tab and go back to work.
- Open your web inbox later.
- Continue in the same thread with full history.
One chat, three ways forward.
Pick the surface for your next message, from direct outreach to page-side replies and the full inbox.
Message without credits
Reach someone directly with no paywall, no credits, and one inbox for replies.
Reply right on the page
Open Signr on a profile, company, or job page and act without leaving the page.
Open the full inbox
Use the web app and extension as one chat, not two places to check.
Same context follows every reply.
Move from page-side chats to the web inbox without changing how the conversation works.
- Web replies and extension replies appear in the same conversation.
- The thread keeps its message history across both places.
- The extension keeps the same chat experience on the page you're on.
- Returning to the inbox shows the latest reply, not a duplicate thread.
- Answer right on the page or from the full inbox.
Unified inbox questions, answered
One chat follows every reply.
Pick web or the extension; your next reply lands in the same thread.