Get NOX on iPhone & iPad

// short version: install TestFlight, then open the NOX invite — two taps, about a minute
Quick start. Already know the drill? Do these two in order — TestFlight first, then the invite. Tip: tap these on the iPhone or iPad you want NOX on. On a Mac? jump to the Mac section ↓

What you'll need

An iPhone or iPad on a recent iOS/iPadOS, plus Apple's free TestFlight app. NOX for iPhone is currently a public beta delivered through TestFlight — Apple's official tool for trying apps before they reach the App Store. It's free, safe, and the whole thing takes about a minute. The full App Store release is in Apple's review queue.

Step 1 — Install TestFlight

  1. Open the App Store and install TestFlight (or tap Get TestFlight above).
  2. It's a free, official Apple app. Nothing to set up — it uses the Apple ID you already have.
  3. You only do this once. If you already have TestFlight, skip to Step 2.

Step 2 — Join the NOX beta

  1. On your iPhone or iPad, tap Open the NOX beta invite (the button above, or the link below).
  2. It opens in TestFlight and shows the NOX beta. The invite auto-admits — there's no waiting for someone to approve you.
  3. Tap Accept, then Install. NOX downloads like any other app.

Invite link, if you need it directly: testflight.apple.com/join/r2a4SYWN

Step 3 — Open NOX and sign in

Launch NOX from your home screen. Create an account with just a username — no phone number, no email — or tap See it live to try the demo with no account first. When you sign up, you'll get a six-word recovery phrase: save it somewhere safe (a password manager is ideal), because it's the only way back into your account.

Keeping NOX up to date

TestFlight tells you when a new NOX build is ready — just open TestFlight and tap Update. One quirk of betas: each build expires after 90 days. If NOX ever refuses to open, reopen the invite link and you'll get the newest build.

On a Mac?

A native macOS desktop app is still in the works. In the meantime, NOX runs fully in any browser on your Mac — and you can make it feel like a real app:

Launch NOX on Mac →

Troubleshooting

Stuck on something not covered here? Email support@nox-chat.com — a real person reads it.

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