Description
Even without a phone number, other messengers still assign you an account ID—and that ID alone can track you. SimpleX goes further—it has no user IDs at all. Contacts are made via one-time links or QR codes, messages travel through relay networks, and who talks to whom is unlinkable at the network layer—billed as the first messenger without user identifiers.
No user IDs: no account identifier, cutting tracking at the root.
Link or QR connect: add contacts via one-time invite links or QR codes.
End-to-end encryption: protects both message content and metadata.
Open and self-hostable: open protocol, self-host your own relays.
Features
No user IDs: no account identifier, cutting tracking at the root.
Link or QR connect: add contacts via one-time invite links or QR codes.
End-to-end encryption: protects both message content and metadata.
Open and self-hostable: open protocol, self-host your own relays.
