Dedicated messenger for organizations
Your own Mango Private
Yours only
A private messenger on your infrastructure — an isolated server, your data, end-to-end encryption, full control over membership.
What it is
A dedicated Mango node on your server. The same client as public MangoConnect, but an isolated space: your data, your server, your rules.
Why a dedicated server
End-to-end encryption protects message content everywhere. Your own node adds what a public messenger can't:
No one but you
Contacts, keys, member directory. Neither Mango nor anyone else has access.
Your infrastructure and jurisdiction
Data and metadata never leave your perimeter.
Independence
Your node runs on its own, without relying on public infrastructure.
You decide who's in
And how many seats. Full control over membership.
What's inside
Everything in public MangoConnect + isolation and
organization-level management.
Plus: tasks inside group chats and channels
with completion notifications.



Private chats, calls & media
End-to-end encrypted.
Your own groups & channels
Isolated, for your members only.
One account, two worlds
Public MangoConnect and your private node — in one app.
For international teams
Built-in auto-translation removes language barriers in multilingual teams.
Incoming messages are automatically translated into the recipient's app language.
Available languages: 🇷🇺 Russian, 🇬🇧 English, 🇫🇷 French,
🇩🇪 German, 🇪🇸 Spanish, 🇮🇹 Italian.
Who it's for
Companies & teams
That need control over their communications.
Data sovereignty
Organizations with jurisdiction and data-residency requirements.
Private communities
Clubs and media — with their own channels and groups.
The independent
Anyone who values independence from someone else's infrastructure.
How it works
- Deploy a node on your own server (self-hosted) — or have it managed by Mango.
- Invite members with invite codes — they connect the private space right inside the Mango app, alongside their public account.
- Manage capacity, members and updates through the operator console.
Server requirements
A private node is the full Mango stack (backend, database, media storage,
call server).
Approximate minimum for self-hosting:
CPU
from 4 vCPU (8+ for 500–1000 members)
RAM
from 8 GB (16–32 GB on larger plans)
Disk
NVMe SSD, from 80 GB (grows with media)
Network
from 1 Gbps, static IP
OS
Linux (Ubuntu LTS), Docker
Don't want to self-host?
We'll run the node under Mango management.
Plans
Licensed by the number of concurrently active members on your node.
Strict connection control
Your choice: a personal invite code per member (maximum control and audit, single-use) or a shared team code (fast onboarding).
In every plan
Self-hosted or Mango-managed · your own groups and channels · E2EE · operator console.
Pricing on request (early access).
Early access
We're onboarding the first organizations.
Leave a request — we'll get in touch and size a configuration.
Or email us directly: request@mango-private.com