Talk privately. We can’t read it, and we don’t keep it.

Chat, voice and video, encrypted on your device. Nothing is ever saved.

Members can search for people and keep a verified identity key.

Your messages are encrypted before they leave this browser.

YouMessage is locked with a key that only exists on your device

scrambled

RelayPasses it along. Sees only noise. Stores nothing.

scrambled

ThemUnlocked on their device only

How it stays secure

Locked before it leaves

Messages, calls and files use AES-256 encryption with keys made in your browser. The server never receives them, so it has nothing to hand over.

Keys that keep changing

Every session starts with new keys. Direct messages move to a fresh key every 20 messages or 5 minutes, so one leaked key can’t unlock a whole conversation.

Straight to each other

Calls and files go directly between browsers and are encrypted in transit. On strict networks a relay carries them, still unable to read them.

Nothing to find later

There is no history or file storage. Private groups vanish when the last person leaves, and messages can burn away on a timer you choose.

Know who you’re talking to

Compare a safety number or scan a QR code in person to prove no one is in the middle. If a member’s identity key changes, you are warned.

You stay in control

Join as an anonymous guest, lock the app with a passcode, hide it behind a quotes page, turn off read receipts, or erase everything with a panic key.

What we can’t hide

The only things the server keeps are a member’s display name (so people can find you), counts of abuse reports, and, if you choose to back it up, your identity key locked with a passphrase only you know. No messages, no files, no call audio or video, and nothing about guests.
The server can see that you are connected, and roughly when and how much people talk. It can’t see what is said.
Your network address is visible to the host, and to the other person during a call or file transfer. Use the relay option in Settings to hide it from them.
The encryption code is delivered by 1c3d.com, so you are trusting this site to serve it honestly.