Spojiti opens its public beta: a post-quantum messenger that knows no one
CognitionX Logic India Pvt Limited today opened the public beta of Spojiti, an end-to-end encrypted messenger for Android, iOS and macOS that requires no phone number, e-mail address or account. Identity is a cryptographic key derived on the device from a twelve-word recovery phrase; the company's servers route sealed messages between random identifiers and delete them on delivery.
Spojiti ships post-quantum protection for every user from the first build: a hybrid ML-KEM-1024 and X25519 key agreement, a post-quantum ratchet that renews the protection on every turn of each conversation, and ML-DSA-65 signatures beside Ed25519 on every published key — each verified against NIST's published test vectors on the device at every launch. On every layer of the protocol Spojiti is level with or ahead of the most advanced messengers, and on two layers ahead of all of them. Spojiti Private Messenger Core is published under the AGPL v3. Independent audit in progress — expected by end of 2026, on track.
"Everyone encrypts the message. Nobody else erases the person," said Hemanth Kashyap, founder and CEO. "Spojiti knows no one. That's the whole point."
Spojiti runs on multi-homed infrastructure the company owns and operates. Text messaging is free for everyone; Pro and Pro+ plans unlock media, calls and multi-device features and are paid for with blind-signature tokens that cannot be linked to a purchase. Echoes — public and private communities on per-community pseudonyms — are available in beta.
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