TRUST IS A DELIBERATE CHOICE

Trust your devices. Choose the one that communicates.

Your Sornix identity is device-owned, with explicit pairing, switching and revocation.

Free / Plus / Pro authorize 1 / 2 / 4 devices. One is active.

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AT A GLANCE

Free / Plus / Pro authorize 1 / 2 / 4 devices.

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Free

One authorized device.

02

Plus

Two authorized devices.

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Pro

Four authorized devices. One active across every plan.

THE STARTING POINT

Authorized and active are different

Free authorizes 1 device, Plus 2 and Pro 4. Every plan has only one active communication device. Inactive authorized devices retain their own local data but do not receive automatic new messages, files or calls.

A CLEAR NEXT STEP

Pair your own device

Use Add your device on an already trusted installation and confirm Authorize this device through the short-lived QR flow. Pairing QR is single-use and expires after approximately five minutes. Pairing does not automatically activate the new device or copy history.

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AUTHORITY IS NOT HISTORY

One active device makes the choice clear.

Authorized devices are devices you have explicitly trusted. The active device is the one currently communicating. An eligible phone and tablet can both be authorized, but only one receives new communication at a time.

Consider which device should hold the next part of your conversation before switching. Pairing and switching do not synchronize local history. Revocation stops future authority without remotely wiping old copies.

Understand optional Emergency Wipe before enabling it. Completed wrong local PIN or pattern submissions count; biometric failures and phone unlock attempts do not. A correct submission resets the counter, including a correct third attempt.

How it works →

THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

Know what each device can do.

Follow the controls, delivery rules and responsibilities that apply to devices & access.

Switch explicitly

Choose Use this device on an authorized device. This ends the previous active communication session and makes this device active. It does not migrate the old vault, identity ownership or conversation history.

Manage trusted devices

Use labels you choose, This device, authorization status and the used/limit count. Revoke an unwanted device with confirmation. The last authorized device is protected from accidental removal. Revocation stops future authorization; it is not remote erasure.

Protect the vault

Use local PIN/pattern protection and the supported biometric unlock path. Auto-lock defaults to one minute, with Immediately, 3, 5, 10 or 15 minutes available. Locking hides protected views and local search; it does not delete history.

Optional Emergency Wipe

Off by default. After explicit opt-in, three consecutive completed incorrect Sornix PIN/pattern submissions erase local vault and identity/session keys. A correct submission at any point, including the third, resets the counter. Biometric failures, cancelled prompts and phone unlock attempts do not count. Erased credentials and vault data cannot be restored; the physical phone is not permanently banned.

If every device is lost

There is no email, phone-number or payment-receipt recovery route for the identity or vault. Paid status does not create a recovery exception. Keep the devices you depend on protected and understand that separately saved copies remain outside Sornix's deletion controls.

Plan changes

A requested downgrade takes effect at the paid-period end and retains the requesting device only. Ordinary expiry to Free retains the last active authorized device. Other devices lose authorization without remote wiping; unused paid-plan slots can be filled through fresh pairing later.

YOUR CONVERSATION. YOUR NEXT STEP.

Choose the device you trust today.

Continue in Sornix to set up your identity, manage your devices and use the communication tools. Choose your contacts deliberately, protect local access and review paid usage before starting.