What's great
I’ve been using SecureBit.chat for private and professional communication, and it’s been a game changer. The P2P architecture and end-to-end encryption make it incredibly secure while still easy to use. It feels lightweight, fast, and completely private — no servers, no tracking, no noise.
What needs improvement
What I love most is that it brings real freedom back to online communication.
If there’s one thing to improve, it would be adding more integrations and a mobile app — but even now, it’s an outstanding platform that redefines digital privacy.
vs Alternatives
Signal 2.0
SessionI chose SecureBit.chat because it’s truly peer-to-peer — no servers, no accounts, no tracking. I love that everything happens directly between users, with strong encryption built in. It feels like the purest form of private communication, without anyone watching over your shoulder.
Does it connect reliably behind NAT and firewalls?
Connections have been really stable for me, even when I’m behind a firewall or using public Wi-Fi. It connects directly peer-to-peer without any noticeable lag or dropouts.
What platforms and browsers are fully supported?
I’ve used it on both desktop and mobile browsers — Chrome and Edge work perfectly. It runs smoothly without needing to install anything, which is a big plus.
Does it support group chats and multi-party calls?
Right now, SecureBit.chat is mainly for one-on-one encrypted chats and file sharing. It doesn’t support group chats or multi-party calls yet, but the foundation feels strong enough that I can see those features coming later.