AES-256 Encrypted Protocol Live

Chat. Share. Vanish.

Instantiate secure, anonymous communication rooms in milliseconds. Messages exist purely in RAM and self-destruct the moment the connection drops.

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lock AES-256 Encryption
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fingerprint No Accounts Required

See it vanish in real-time.

The moment the session ends, the WebSockets sever and the RAM pointers are overwritten. Watch the live simulation to see the self-destruct sequence in action.

Room A-891
Did you receive the key?
Yes. Initiating wipe now.
Goodbye.
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Room Destroyed

Memory pointers overwritten.

Engineered for paranoia.

We built the architecture we wanted to use ourselves.

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Military-Grade Crypto

Every packet, image, and keystroke is locked behind AES-256 end-to-end encryption before it ever leaves your device. We don't hold the keys.

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Absolute Anonymity

No emails, no phone verification, no passwords. You are a ghost.

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Auto-Burn

Rooms self-destruct upon exit.

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Zero Latency

Instant WebSockets routing.

The Protocol.

1

Initialize

Generate an encrypted room in a single click. A unique cryptographic seed is created.

2

Transmit

Share the secure code. The room only exists while someone is actively connected to it.

3

Evaporate

Close the tab. The server drops the RAM pointers. The conversation is gone forever.

Intelligence Briefing.

How does the auto-delete actually work?

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Unlike WhatsApp or Telegram, NyChat does not write messages to a database hard drive. All message history is held temporarily in the server's volatile RAM. The exact millisecond the WebSockets connection detects zero participants in a room, the RAM allocated to that room is cleared. It is physically impossible to recover.

Can NyChat employees read my messages?

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No. Everything is encrypted end-to-end (E2EE) using AES-256. The encryption keys are generated on your local device and shared directly with the recipient via the room link. Our servers only see scrambled ciphertext passing through.

Are there any limits on room size?

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Currently, rooms are optimized for small group privacy (up to 10 simultaneous participants). This ensures the end-to-end cryptographic handshakes remain lightning fast.

Ready to disappear?

No signups. No traces. Just pure, secure communication.

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