Textiac
Private messages. No accounts to create.
Textiac skips phone numbers, email addresses, and logins: you pair through a one-time invite and start talking. In a properly configured native release, message content is end-to-end encrypted and the relay stores opaque, time-limited blobs rather than user profiles or an account-based social graph. Textiac v1 does not hide network metadata such as IP addresses, timing, or connection patterns from the relay and its host.
There's no user database because there are no users to store — you pair with a one-time invite that's cryptographically severed from the conversation afterward.
Public launch waits on an independent security review. Correctness and privacy come before speed.
Coming soon — links will appear here once it ships.
Inside Textiac
No account, ever
No phone number, email, or login. There's no user database because there are no users to store.
End-to-end encrypted
In a properly configured native release, keys stay on your device and message content is unreadable to the relay.
No stored social graph
There's no database linking who's paired with whom. Hiding connection-timing patterns at the network level is planned for a future release.
Pair and forget
You connect with a one-time invite that's cryptographically severed from the conversation afterward.
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