There is a need for a multifunctional app these days—something beyond just a standard chat app. With this app, I’m aiming to integrate core peer-to-peer and end-to-end instant messaging functions. While anyone can build any type of app today using Agentic AI, not everyone understands the underlying logic. I created the PAMER app—standing for Peer Architecture, Modern Exchange Room—to combine micro-blogging capabilities with a P2P repository. Login: No phone number or email required; simply generate and secure a 12-word seed phrase. Backup/Restore: Export and import functions utilize AES-256-GCM encryption. Sealed Sender: No one knows which user is receiving a message sent by User A. Public Room: A feature designed to facilitate quick contact exchanges. Network: Should it use the Tor Onion network? Currently, it does not use Tor to avoid excessive response latency. Micro-Blogging: Think of this as a text-only blog. Posts cannot be deleted by anyone other than the creator/account owner. Since there is no "report" button, video and image uploads are blocked to prevent scams, spam, and hoaxes. P2P Repository: A mini version of GitHub designed for direct access via Android. Developers can share source code by uploading project folders. Connected users can perform Pull Requests, leave comments, and fork projects. Users can also comment on specific lines of code, with feedback sent directly to the code's author.

Pamer - Chat Messenger P2P

chat messeger, repository, github, peer to peer,

chat messeger, repository, github, peer to peer,