AeroNyra
Private messaging with no servers of our own and no accounts. Messages are end-to-end encrypted. When you're near, they usually travel over Bluetooth between phones; when you're apart, or Bluetooth is unavailable, they may pass sealed through public relays that cannot read them.
Built to collect nothing automatically
There are no accounts, no phone numbers, no servers of our own. Your private keys stay on your device — and you add people in person or by invite, never by searching a directory, because there is no directory.
Nothing to sign up for, and nothing of ours in the middle. There is no server of ours to collect, store, or hand over your data — because there isn't one.
Nearby, messages usually travel over Bluetooth between phones, with no internet needed. Far away, or when Bluetooth is unavailable, they may pass sealed through public relays that cannot read them: a relay sees encrypted messages, their timing and size, and your IP address — never their content, and never your name.
You connect by scanning a code together or sharing a one-time invite — never by looking someone up. Your circle is exactly who you chose, and no one else.
Privacy is the product
AeroNyra was built on one rule: your conversations belong to you and no one else. The design refuses to collect, not just promises not to.
Over Bluetooth nearby; sealed through public relays when apart. There is no backend of ours to breach or subpoena.
No name, email, or phone number required. Nothing ties your identity to a directory.
Public relays carry only encrypted data they can't open. They can see when and how much; they cannot see what, or who you are.
Your private keys stay on your phone. They are never sent to us or to the relays.
Don't take our word for it. AeroNyra is open source under AGPL-3.0 — read the code on GitHub and verify every claim on this page for yourself.
Inside the app
Coming soon to iPhone. Free, and built to collect nothing automatically.
