Private conversations. Actually private.
A secure messaging platform where end-to-end encryption isn't an option—it's the foundation. Your messages stay between you and your contacts.
What makes messaging private
Most platforms can read your messages. We built one that can't.
Platforms that read messages
- Message scanning for content analysis
- Centralized encryption key storage
- Behavioral profiling and targeting
- Vendor-controlled access
- Proprietary encryption methods
Traceless Chat
- Zero-knowledge message routing
- Keys generated and stored on devices
- No behavioral tracking or profiling
- Open protocol and standards
- Verifiable encryption implementation
Private messaging features
Everything you need for secure communication, built on privacy.
End-to-End Encryption
Messages encrypted on your device before transmission.
Private Calls
Encrypted voice and video calls using WebRTC.
Disappearing Messages
Messages that delete automatically after being read.
Zero-Knowledge Design
Servers cannot decrypt messages or access keys.
Encrypted Media
Photos, videos, and files encrypted before upload.
Private Groups
Group conversations with the same encryption standards.
Device-Based Keys
Encryption keys generated and stored on your devices.
Verified Encryption
Built on established cryptographic standards.
Minimal Metadata
Servers store only what's needed for message delivery.
How the encryption works
Messages are encrypted before they leave your device.
Keys stay with you
Encryption keys are generated on your device and never leave it.
Encrypted before sending
Messages are encrypted locally before network transmission.
Servers route ciphertext
Infrastructure only handles encrypted data, not readable content.
Built on established standards
Implementation
Zero-knowledge routing
Servers handle encrypted data without decryption capability.
Minimal infrastructure
Servers store minimal metadata required for message delivery.
Client-side processing
Encryption and decryption happen on user devices, not servers.
For those who value privacy
Private messaging for personal and professional communication.
Individuals
Private conversations with friends and family.
Teams
Secure internal communication for organizations.
Journalists
Protecting sources and confidential information.
Developers
Technical discussions about sensitive projects.