SecureBit - Zero Servers. Total Privacy. Seamless WebRTС

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Since our last launch, SecureBit.chat has grown from a web-only P2P messenger into a cross-platform ecosystem: a public desktop beta (Tauri) sharing one Rust cryptographic core with the web app, so one security audit covers every platform. Native mobile apps and a decentralized node network for peer discovery are now in active development - moving toward zero reliance on any central infrastructure, even for connecting.

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Hey everyone We’re thrilled to introduce our new project — a WebRTC-based communication platform with advanced end-to-end encryption and adaptive connection quality. Our goal is to make peer-to-peer communication faster, more private, and reliable — even on unstable networks. We’d love your feedback on what matters most to you in secure real-time communication tools. Thanks for checking us out!

P2P encrypted messaging directly in your browser — now available on GitHub!

We just released the SecureBitChat Browser Extension for Edge and other Chromium-based browsers. It brings the world’s most secure P2P messenger to your browser, with end-to-end encryption, zero-server architecture, WebRTC direct connections, ECDH + DTLS + SAS verification, and QR code support for fast peer connections. Lightweight, non-intrusive, and privacy-first, it’s the perfect companion to the web version of SecureBitChat.

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We have rethought the design of our project and introduced several new features, including self-destructing messages with a timer and support for sending formatted code blocks.