Peer-to-peer encrypted messenger for Android. Messages travel directly between devices, never stored on a company server. No phone number required. GPLv3.
Dialog for Android and iOS: end-to-end encrypted messenger that needs no phone number or email. Signal Protocol (libsignal), post-quantum keys, disappearing messages, voice and video calls. Flutter + Rust. AGPL-3.0.
Private by design. A serverless Android messenger over Tor: no account, no phone number, nothing stored anywhere else.
End-to-end encrypted messenger without phone number, e-mail or username — your address is your public key. Signal protocol, Bluetooth offline mode, Tor. Android, Windows, Linux, Web. AGPL-3.0
Messenger that requires only a username and password. No phone number, no email.
Dialog for Windows, macOS and Linux: end-to-end encrypted messenger that needs no phone number or email. Signal Protocol (libsignal), voice and video calls, screen sharing. Tauri + Rust + React. AGPL-3.0.
TrustMe: private messenger with an open server and a trust network. No phone number, up to 8 devices per account, self-hosted nodes. Builds for Android, iOS, Windows and Linux.
Self-hostable server for Dialog, an end-to-end encrypted messenger that needs no phone number. Rust (axum), MySQL, MinIO; sealed sender, key transparency, private groups with zkgroup. AGPL-3.0.
Privacy-first E2EE messenger: PWA + Rust relay. No phone number, no accounts — your identity is a cryptographic key (npub).
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