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Hexys

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Privacy-first recovery app for breaking compulsive habits

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Privacy-first recovery app for breaking compulsive habits

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Hexys is a modular recovery platform for breaking compulsive digital habits. Starting with pornography module, with social media detox coming next. Most recovery apps treat your data as an afterthought. Hexys was built differently: journal entries and other sensitive user data is encrypted on your device before they ever reach our servers. We store only ciphertext, so we cannot read your data, not as a policy, but mathematically. There is also no ads, no profiling and no data sales.

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Hey Product Hunt! Founder here. A bit of context on why I built this. Earlier this year the leading app in this category suffered a breach exposing over 600,000 users' journal entries, behavioral data, and private confessions. For an app asking people to be vulnerable about their habits, that was an inexcusable failure. Hexys seeks to be the answer to that and provide users with a safe alternative. Zero-knowledge AES-256-GCM encryption means we are structurally incapable of reading your data even if we wanted to. The bigger vision is a modular platform for compulsive digital habits. Module 1 targets pornography recovery. Module 2 is a social media detox, coming soon. The privacy architecture carries through every module we build. Happy to answer any questions about the product, the encryption architecture, or anything else. TestFlight is live now if you want to try it before the App Store launch: https://testflight.apple.com/joi...

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I built a recovery app after a data breach exposed 600K users' most private moments

Earlier this year, the leading pornography recovery app suffered a breach that exposed over 600,000 users' journal entries, behavioral data, and private confessions. Around 100,000 of those users identified as minors.

I had been building Hexys before that happened, but when the breach came out it crystallized something I already believed: in a category where people share their most vulnerable moments, privacy needs to be more than just a promise - It has to be the architecture.

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