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Your trusted contacts. Encrypted messages, voice and video, with the people who matter — no central server in the middle.
Private · Safe · Everywhere
Nostr · Relays[p2p] NAT traversal ok · hole punched
[p2p] peer discovery · 3 nodes in range
[nostr] NIP-44 cipher ready
Zero trust
There is no PawShield server. No account database, no message store, no operator holding a key. The parts that could be compromised were removed, not secured.
A keypair is generated on-device at first launch. The private key never leaves it — there is no upload path and no recovery server.
Messages are signed with your key and encrypted end-to-end. Relays only ever handle ciphertext they cannot read.
Signed events travel through independent community relays. Swap them at any time — no single operator gates your reach.
Attack surface
Credential stuffing, scripted intrusion, and machine-driven scanning all aim at the same three places: an account database, a message store, and an operator holding keys. PawShield has none of them. There is no login to brute-force, no server-side inbox to exfiltrate, and no support account that can be talked into handing over your messages.
Your key is generated on your device and stays there. To read your messages, someone needs your unlocked phone — not a breach.
Your trusted contacts. Encrypted messages, voice and video, with the people who matter — no central server in the middle.
Private encrypted group conversations. Share updates, coordinate with your community, broadcast to your network — on your terms.
A radar view of your relay network. Watch which relays your events route through and monitor connectivity live — computed entirely on-device.
Broadcast public notes and find people across the open network. Follow, react, engage — with no platform deciding what reaches you.
Peer-to-peer voice and video over WebRTC, signaled through Nostr events. Streams travel directly between participants — never through us.
Block contacts and report spam directly in-app. No ads, no behavioral tracking, no advertising identifiers — not now, not later.
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The Map is a radar view of the relays your events actually travel through. It is drawn from your own connections, on your own device — nothing about your network is reported back to us, because there is nowhere to report it to.
Get the app
No account, no phone number, no email. Install it, generate a key, and you're reachable — or import the nsec you already have.
Android · Social · Communication
Currently in active development