Start without email or phone registration, choose a display name, protect your local vault and accept only the contacts you want. Search stays on your device.
Accepted-contact communication, local vault protection, device pairing/revocation, local search and verified delivery. Direct is preferred; permitted temporary Secure Relay expires within 12 hours or earlier after receipt.
A CLEAR NEXT STEP
Real-life example
You invite a friend, save their name locally and hide message previews. Later they change their profile name; your saved contact label stays as you chose it. You can block communication if needed.
PERSONAL CHOICES, CLEAR CONTROLS
Keep a small circle on your own terms.
Choose people you want to connect with, save useful local contact names and decide how notifications appear. A saved label remains as you chose it even if the contact later changes their profile name.
Protect the device holding your vault and think before authorizing another. Pairing is not backup, and email addresses or payment receipts do not recover an identity when every authorized device is lost.
For each conversation, choose what to retain locally and understand what the recipient can keep. Blocking and deletion manage your own communication and data without remotely recalling their copies.
Follow the controls, delivery rules and responsibilities that apply to personal privacy.
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Usage and payment
One-to-one uses plan allowances. Unlimited group creation is free; every group message, file and call uses separate pay-as-you-go accounting. Sender pays messages/files; initiating caller pays calls; receivers pay nothing.
02
Responsibilities
Temporary Secure Relay is not a backup. Losing every authorized device means no identity or vault recovery. Recipients may retain copies, and encryption does not protect an already compromised endpoint.
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.