Guide
A messaging app that doesn't track you
Most apps promise not to track you in a privacy policy you have to trust. Here is how an app makes tracking impossible instead of just promising against it.
Policies vs architecture
A "we don't track you" policy is only as good as the company keeping it — and policies change, companies get sold, and servers get subpoenaed. The stronger guarantee is architecture: no server that could log you in the first place.
PrivaMesh has no backend, no relay and no account database. There is no server-side log of IP addresses, timestamps or contact lists, because there is no server.
What replaces the tracking server
Messages live on Solana as encrypted blobs; your keys, contacts and history stay on your device. On-chain, stealth addresses and cover traffic keep the metadata unlinkable. The result is a messenger that cannot track you because the tracking layer does not exist.
FAQ
Which messaging app does not track you?
PrivaMesh does not track you by design — it has no server to collect data, no phone number, and it hides on-chain metadata. There is nothing to log and no company holding your data.