Veilwire

Anonymous, end-to-end encrypted chat and calls for Android. No account, no phone number: a BIP39 phrase is your identity. Rust crypto core (Olm), Kotlin/Compose UI, self-hostable relay with built-in TURN. AGPL-3.0.

Anonymous, end-to-end encrypted chat and calls. No account. No phone number. No central directory.

Veilwire is an Android messenger built on one rule: the server that carries your messages should never learn who you are or what you said. Your identity is a BIP39 phrase generated on the device — no sign-up, no email, no phone number, no contact upload. Every message is sealed with Olm (3DH + double ratchet) before it leaves the phone.

A relay holds opaque ciphertext in per-recipient queues and does nothing else. Anyone can run one — a single Rust binary that serves both the WebSocket queues and TURN for calls — and clients can point at whichever relay they trust, or run their own. If a relay disappears, you switch to another; there is no directory to take down.