Open a private channel
Generate a secure invitation, then share the code or link with exactly one person.
✦ A NOTE ARRIVED WITH YOUR INVITATION
This note is carried in your invitation link. Your inviter does not need to be online for you to read it.✦ EXPERIMENT 001 / PRIVATE FREQUENCIES
Two devices. One invitation. A conversation without accounts, inboxes, or a message archive.
Generate a secure invitation, then share the code or link with exactly one person.
✦ A NOTE ARRIVED WITH YOUR INVITATION
This note is carried in your invitation link. Your inviter does not need to be online for you to read it.The experience is deliberately simple. The security choices are deliberate, too.
One person shares an invitation link or code.
Compare five words through a separate trusted channel, then each accept.
Messages work while you are both connected. No chat inbox is saved.
Your browser exchanges messages with the other browser through encrypted WebRTC.
Messages stay in temporary browser memory. There is no offline inbox.
Erase attempts to clear both connected clients, with confirmation when available.
Public discovery relays help establish connections. Peers and network services can observe metadata; recipients can save or capture content. This is an experiment, not a promise of anonymity or forensic deletion.
DEVICE-TO-DEVICE HANDSHAKE
Exchanging signed device challenges. No account needed.
Only accept once you have compared the five words using another trusted channel.FREQUENCY / AWAITING SECOND DEVICE
✦ WELCOME NOTE · CARRIED IN INVITATION LINK
Delivered by the link. Live messages require both devices online.Diagnostics are off. Enable them before creating or joining a test room.
MOST RECENT TEST EVENTS
Diagnostics disappear when you refresh or close this page. Copying a report puts it on your device clipboard; review it before sharing. This is not a message security audit.