Where Spojiti is goingThe release tracker and the road ahead, in public, like everything else. We read every idea below. Statuses change on this page, not in private.
The open-source Core, the app stores and the independent audit, as they are today.
The relay and the client of the Spojiti Private Messenger Core, the free one-to-one text path with its post-quantum encryption, are open source under the AGPL v3 at github.com/Spojiti.
Anyone can read and check the code that carries their messages.
Apple has approved Spojiti for the App Store. Testers run it through TestFlight today, and it opens to everyone on the App Store at launch.
Google Play has approved Spojiti. Until it is live there, the Android app is a direct download from this site.
Spojiti for Windows is being prepared for the Microsoft Store. Until it is listed there, the Windows app is a download from this site.
An independent firm is auditing the whole product, not only the open-source Core.
The next big thing we are building, and honestly where it is.
A public space to communicate privately. An Echo is a space defined by what is said, not by who is in it, named :::handle.
You attune to follow one, and nobody is told. You post a Resonance, reply with a Reverb, turn a post up with Amplify (counted, never who) and Fade to stop, under a wave-mark that is yours there alone.
A private Echo opens only with the Acoustic Key its Conductor shares, and is sealed to the people attuned. A public Echo can be read by anyone, including us, while nobody can see who is attuned, and every read and post rides an anonymous token, never your account.
Echoes are built and not live yet: the Echoes tab in the app says Coming Soon until the service behind it is running.
What changed for you in each build, newest first. The latest is here in full; open an earlier build to read its notes.
The build this site's downloads carry right now, read from downloads/latest.json, the manifest published with them.
Earlier builds
What we plan to build, and the ideas you asked for that we have taken on. Dates are honest targets, not promises; when one moves, it moves here in public.
Bring people into a group with a link.
From the same codebase as the Windows and Mac apps.
A desktop web app for your chats, with its own certificate for each device.
Move to a new device when you choose, sending only what changed, without passing through our servers.
Groups of up to 256 members, up from 64.
Group audio calls for 12 to 16 people, up from 8.
Media sent in sealed pieces that pick up where they stopped after a dropped connection, lifting today's 50 MB limit.
The post-quantum protection your messages already have, mixed into the keys of your calls.
Every connection enters through a separate operator that sees your IP address and never your message, while our servers see the sealed envelope and never your IP address.
Drop a file into a chat on the desktop, and paste an image from the clipboard on the desktop and on iPhone.
Drop an idea with no name or e-mail: it is marked only with your random account id, which only our staff can see. The most-loved ideas get pulled onto the lanes above.
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