Message the address.Meet the owner.
Message any Solana wallet, even before its owner joins. It waits at the address until the owner signs in.
Three ways a message finds its wallet.
Direct messages, group rooms and wallet identity, all on the address you already have.
A message can arrive first.
Message any Solana wallet, even before its owner joins. Kennect holds the request at the address until its owner signs in.
Address-first delivery
A request can wait at the wallet before its owner opens Kennect.
Familiar conversation state
Identity, request state, and the active thread stay readable in one surface.
The room moves with the market.
Group rooms for wallets: replies, identities and room access in one thread. The conversation stays readable even when the room moves fast.

Alpha roomDEMOFocused group thread
Replies and wallet identities share one readable thread. Names and media are examples.
Wallet-native room access
Wallet identity, membership and replies stay together inside the same room. Members shown are examples.
A message finds its owner.
Every address resolves to the person who can sign for it. Identity comes from Solana, while messaging stays offchain, fast and readable.
Wallet identity resolution
A signable address resolves to the person who can open the inbox.
Messaging that travels
Send and receive from the wallet in your pocket. The address is the whole route.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers about wallets, requests and what Kennect does not do.
Kennect is wallet-native messaging on Solana. A signable wallet address is both the destination and the identity that can open the inbox.
No. Messages stay offchain. Connecting requires a signature, but sending does not spend SOL or create an onchain transaction.
Yes. The message waits as a request at that address until its owner connects and accepts it.
Any signable Solana wallet can receive messages. Browser connection options depend on the wallet and device you use.


