End-to-end encrypted

Private messages,
truly private.

Direct and group chats, voice calls, and screen sharing — encrypted on your device. The server only ever sees ciphertext.

AES-256GCM
ECDHP-256
0Trackers
100%Self-hosted
talkie — #general live
alex Hey, are we still on for tonight?
you Yes. I booked the corner table.
alex a3f9c2b1…7c4d00af…91e2ff03…b7a812c4…00de…ff1a
you e4b2…9a1c…0f7d…33aa…c81e…44bf…7720…11de

Your keys never leave your device.

Messages and attachments are encrypted in the browser before they reach the server. The server stores ciphertext and routing metadata only — it cannot read your conversations.

  • No phone number required to sign up
  • Vault lock, auto-lock, and panic wipe
  • Stealth previews and quiet mode
  • Mutual, physical erasure with /clear
  • Self-hosted: your data stays on your server
cipher AES-256-GCM kex ECDH P-256 server sees ciphertext + metadata keys local, password-wrapped erasure mutual · no tombstone trackers none

How it works

Three steps. No servers that can read your messages.

01

Create an account

Pick a username and password. Your private key is generated in the browser and encrypted with your password.

02

Send messages

Each message is encrypted with a fresh ephemeral key. Only you and your recipient can read it.

03

Stay in control

Lock the vault, wipe local data, or use /clear to erase a conversation for both sides.

Built for people who care about privacy

Everything you need for private communication, nothing you don't.

End-to-end encryption

Every message and attachment encrypted before it leaves your browser.

Voice calls

Encrypted calls with screen sharing and adjustable quality.

Screen sharing

Share your screen with adjustable frame rate and resolution.

Operational security

Vault lock, auto-lock, panic wipe, stealth previews, and more.

Mutual erasure

/clear permanently deletes a conversation for both sides.

Self-hosted

Run it yourself. Your data stays on your server.

Take back your conversations.

Free, open source, and ready to self-host.

Open Source

Open Talk Application (OTA)

Talkie is built on Open Talk Application (OTA). The source code is public, auditable, and ready to self-host. Inspect the encryption, routing, and data handling yourself.