Encrypted vault
Works on your phone alonePasswords, notes and 2FA codes, locked with a key made from your passphrase (Argon2id and XChaCha20-Poly1305). Optional decoy passphrase, growing lockouts, erase after too many wrong tries, panic erase.
Apex Flow Shield
Apex Flow Shield keeps your passwords, messages and calls private. It tells you plainly what it cannot do, and lets you run the encryption tests on your own phone instead of taking our word for it.
In development. Not yet in the App Store or Google Play.
Passwords, notes and 2FA codes, locked with a key made from your passphrase (Argon2id and XChaCha20-Poly1305). Optional decoy passphrase, growing lockouts, erase after too many wrong tries, panic erase.
Screen lock, root or jailbreak warning signs, and how old the system software is. Unknown checks are shown as unknown, never as passed.
Spots look-alike brand names, the "@" trick, raw addresses and link shorteners. It never opens the link and never says a link is safe.
Checks passwords against the public Have I Been Pwned list. Only the first 5 characters of a scrambled fingerprint leave your phone.
Runs the encryption against published test values and real round trips on your own device, so you do not have to take our word.
End-to-end encrypted (MLS, with a hybrid scheme designed to resist future quantum computers). Safety numbers, key-change alarm, disappearing messages, burn a chat on both phones. Needs a relay server.
End-to-end encrypted. Call setup travels inside the encrypted chat so nobody can swap the call's certificate. Proven on desktop; not yet on phones.
Sends website lookups over HTTPS to a server that refuses known tracker and malware names, for every app. Needs a DNS server.
Makes the keys and config file for the free WireGuard app, on your phone. Needs a VPN server.
Rent a number from your own Telnyx account and read its texts here. Shows the exact cost first and will not buy without a monthly cap.
Scanning installed apps for malware on Android.
The app has a "Prove it" screen. It runs the encryption against published test values and real round trips, right on your phone or computer. A pass means the cryptography behaves exactly as the standards say, on that device.
We can detect warning signs and tell you. If your phone is already compromised, the safest step is to reset it from official software.
Apple does not let any app scan other apps. On iPhone we check settings and protect your own data; we do not scan for viruses.
A clean result means no warning light, not a guarantee.
Providers need an account and billing details and must answer valid legal orders for data they hold. Ordinary text messages are not end-to-end encrypted by the phone network.
The key comes from your passphrase. We never see it, so we cannot recover it.
The price is not set yet. When it is, every charge will be split into what it costs us, what the store or card processor takes, and our margin, so you see where each cent goes. How pricing works.
No. It is in development and is not in the App Store or Google Play. This page describes what is built and what is not.
No. Nothing is. We describe the protections we built, the ways they can fail, and what we have not done yet, on the Security page.
Not yet. An independent audit is required before launch. The chat encryption library we use states that it has not been formally audited either.
The price is not set yet. Every price will be shown with what it costs us, what stores and card processors take, and our margin as separate lines.
Only you and the person you are talking to. Our relay server only holds scrambled messages it cannot open, and it never records who sent them.