A secure, mesh-style messenger where privacy is the default posture and plausible deniability is part of the product, not an afterthought.

Most messengers bolt privacy on as a setting you have to find. Loki starts from the other end: every design decision assumes that your conversations are nobody else's business, and the app is built so that you do not have to be an expert to stay safe.
Loki uses a mesh-style network to pass messages between people, and its own authentication protocol to make sure you are talking to who you think you are. Group conversations can be ephemeral, disappearing when they have served their purpose, so there is less left behind to worry about.
Messages travel across a mesh-style network, reducing reliance on any single central point.
Loki's own authentication protocol for verifying the people you are talking to.
Group conversations that can be set to disappear, leaving nothing behind once they are done.



