Encryption happens before the network edge
Every message is sealed on-device before it ever reaches infrastructure. Our servers handle only opaque bytes they cannot read.
Open protocols outlive closed systems
The encryption protocol is public, peer-reviewed by cryptographers worldwide, and deployed across billions of conversations daily.
Metadata is the real surveillance layer
No contact graphs, no delivery timestamps stored, no behavioral fingerprints. Architecture decides what policy cannot.
A non-profit has nothing to sell but trust
No equity to liquidate, no ad targeting to optimize, no engagement loops to feed. Every decision serves the people relying on it.