Every secure messenger asks for the same bargain:

Move the conversation into our app. Trust our servers. Convince everyone else to join.

We tried a different question:

What if encryption happened one step earlier?

VeilType launches today, and I m looking for people willing to test it critically, not just glance at the page.

The workflow is: type or attach content -> encrypt locally in the Android keyboard -> send through an existing messenger -> open offline with a password or recipient key.

Please try to break one part of that flow: text, voice, photo, video, file transfer, or offline opening. Tell me where it becomes confusing, what trust evidence is missing, and which Android device or messenger you used.

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