Secoryx encrypts on your device before a single byte leaves it, and relays without remembering. No account, no metadata trail, no message ever sitting on a server waiting to be found.
Secoryx is an end-to-end encrypted messenger built so there's as little data as possible for anyone — including us — to ever mishandle. No phone number, no account, no server-side message history. Just a conversation between two devices.
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This is the same idea as the demo above, but end to end. The message leaves Phone A already encrypted, passes through a relay that can't read it, and only becomes text again on Phone B.
Most apps start by collecting your phone number. Secoryx starts by generating a key pair on your device and never asking for anything else.
On first launch, Secoryx generates encryption keys on your device. They aren't tied to your name, number, or email — because Secoryx never asks for any of that.
Contacts are added without uploading your address book or matching it against a server. No directory, no lookup service involved.
Each message is sealed on your device before it ever leaves it, using keys that never leave your device either.
Privacy isn't a settings toggle here — it's the reason the design looks the way it does.
Keep your identity private. No phone number or email is ever required to use Secoryx.
Secoryx doesn't collect your private data, so there's nothing sitting on a server to leak.
No analytics SDKs, no advertising networks, no data sold to third parties — ever.
No record of who you talked to, when, or how often. That log simply doesn't exist.
| Secoryx | Typical chat app | |
|---|---|---|
| Requires phone number | Never | Usually required |
| Messages stored on a server | Never | Often, even if "encrypted" |
| Contact list uploaded to match users | Never | Common default |
| End-to-end encryption | Always, by default | Sometimes, opt-in |
| Metadata (who talked to whom, when) | Not collected | Usually logged |
We'd rather you check the primitives than take our word for it.
Free, no account, no ads. Available now for Android — iOS is on the way.