Nobody can read your messages
Every message is encrypted before it leaves your device. Not even the servers that pass messages along can see what's inside. If someone intercepts your data, all they get is noise.
arnon
You are none.
A messaging app that knows nothing about you. No phone number. No email. No account. Just a passphrase — and conversations that nobody else can read.
Why Arnon
Nobody knows who you are
Most messaging apps require a phone number or email. Arnon doesn't. You create a passphrase, and that's it. There's no profile, no account, nothing to connect back to you.
Nobody knows who you talk to
Other apps can see who messages whom, even if they can't read the content. Arnon's relay only sees encrypted blobs — it doesn't know who sent them or who they're for.
Send voice messages too
Record a voice note and send it just like a text message. It's encrypted the same way and passed through the same blind relay. Nobody can listen in.
Free. No catch.
Arnon has no central servers to pay for, so there's nothing to monetize. No ads, no data collection, no premium tier. You're not the product — even though it's free.
Open source
The entire code is public on GitHub. Security researchers, journalists, and developers can inspect every line. You don't have to trust us — you can verify.
Download
Direct download from GitHub. No app store, no tracking.
Android APK coming soon.