Messaging. Freed, For Those Who Move First.
JOIN THE STRIDIE BETA PROGRAM
Experience secure, compliant, and verified messaging before anyone else. As a Stirdie beta tester, you’ll gain early access to Stirdie - the messaging platform that frees you from risk, uncertainty, and complexity.
Why Join Stirdie Beta?
Messaging. Freed from uncertainty.
Get early access to enterprise-grade encryption, establish a network of verified identities, and explore compliance features.
Messaging. Freed from limitations.
Test seamless file sharing, blockchain-auditable messaging, and intuitive workflows designed for regulated industries.
Exclusive access & support.
Work closely with our team and influence product development to evolve our platform and help refine its capabilities.
Messaging. Freed. Starts Now.
Spots are limited. Secure your place in the beta program now and be part of the future of secure, compliant messaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the beta program free?
Yes! Beta testers get full access to Stirdie at no cost during the testing phase.
Who can join?
Anyone can join, we’re inviting all business professionals, IT leaders, and security-conscious organizations to participate. If you’re looking for a compliant and secure messaging solution, we’d love to have you on board.
How do I provide feedback?
You’ll have direct access to our team through feedback surveys and email support, and exclusive beta tester forums. Your insights will help refine features before launch.
Can I invite my team to test Stirdie?
Yes! If your organization wants to test Stirdie at scale, we encourage teams to join. Simply let us know and we can provide support to get your onboarded quickly.
How long will the beta last?
The beta program will run for a limited time, with updates and new features released periodically. We’ll notify testers in advance before transitioning to full launch.
What happens after the beta ends?
Beta testers will receive exclusive offers and early onboarding support when Stirdie officially launches. We’ll also provide guidance on migrating to the full version with minimal disruption.
