Call · message · organise · belong

Bring your people and plans together.

NOID combines private calls and messages with groups, shared calendars, Notice Boards and consent-based location tools—using one simple identity wherever you connect.

Open NOID for Web Explore NOID Groups

Calls and direct messages

Groups, calendars and Notice Boards

Works wherever normal internet works

More than messaging

A shared place for people, conversations and plans

Move naturally between a direct conversation and the group activity around it without losing important members, dates or updates.

01 · GROUPS

Groups with clear membership

Create a shared space, invite people by NOID, manage administrator roles and let every recipient accept or decline.

How NOID Groups work

02 · CALENDAR

Plans everyone can follow

Keep meetings, family arrangements, study sessions, club activities and project dates in a shared group calendar.

Shared calendar guide

03 · NOTICE BOARD

Updates that remain easy to find

Use a group Notice Board for announcements, reference information and reminders instead of losing them in an unrelated chat.

Notice Boards and geofences

Group interaction built around choice

A NOID group has a name, description, administrator and member list. Invitations go to specific NOID identities, and each person decides whether to accept or decline before becoming a member.

Accepted members can use a shared calendar and Notice Board. Consent-based geofences can help coordinate around a meeting place or event area while each member remains in control of location permission and can decline a request.

Group tools complement direct calls and messages. They give shared information a clear context without turning every private conversation into a public post.

Calls, messages and plans wherever you connect

NOID for Web runs in a supported modern browser, while the Android client provides an installable native option. The same NOID model can reach people and groups over home broadband, mobile data, office internet or hotel Wi-Fi once normal HTTPS access is available.

Privacy supports those interactions without being the only reason to use NOID. Protected transport covers direct communication and group changes, while the public account area helps users review activity and settings online.

Explore group interactions Read the Help Guide

Publisher transparency

Content written for NOID users, not assembled around advertisements

AIEng / NOID publishes and maintains these pages as first-party product documentation. The guides describe the actual NOID service, its limitations and the choices available to users.

Useful original content

Public guides explain calls, messages, groups, calendars, location choices, account tools and service limitations in practical terms.

Read the product guide

Advertising boundaries

Google advertising may appear only beside eligible public publisher content. It is excluded from login, account, administration, downloads, calls and private messaging.

Review the advertising policy

Clear group and location choices

The Groups Guide explains invitations, member roles, shared plans and why joining a group does not silently grant location access.

Read the Groups Guide

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