Say anything.
Encrypted calls, group chats, photos and voice notes — and nothing left behind once it arrives.
A messenger, all the way through.
Nothing is bolted on and nothing is a weaker version of itself.
Calls that stay between you
Voice and video, one to one or with the whole group, encrypted like everything else.
Groups, not group mode
A group chat gets the same protection as a one-to-one conversation.
Photos, files, voice notes
Encrypted on your phone before any of it leaves it.
Messages that don't stay
Set a timer and they go from both devices, not just yours.
Delivered means deleted.
Encrypted end to end with the Signal Protocol and a post-quantum key exchange — then not left sitting on a server waiting to become someone else's problem.
What's on our servers
- Your username and email address
- Your encrypted message, until your phone collects it
What never is
- Anything you wrote, in readable form
- Who you were talking to
- Your contacts
- Analytics, of any kind
Where the encryption ends.
Every messenger has a boundary. Here's exactly where Relay's sits.
At your screen
Messages are decrypted on your device, so whoever can unlock it can read them.
At the other person
They can screenshot or repeat anything you send. No messenger changes that.
Not on our servers
Nothing readable, nothing kept — which is the part most apps get wrong.
Not in your backups
Your history stays on your devices instead of syncing to a cloud we could be asked for.
Be first on it.
One email the day it lands. Nothing else, ever.