Private conversations,without the identity leak
Polymorph Messenger replaces phone numbers with anonymous codes, combines post-quantum cryptography with visual anti-capture, and keeps metadata out of reach—even from us.
No phone numbers. No emails. No tracking.
Anonymous onboarding in under 60 seconds.
Adaptive Personas
Segment your life without cross-contamination.
Anti-Capture Layer
Deter screenshots and screen recording by design.
Three deliberate stages from onboarding to burn-after-reading
Every workflow is engineered for anonymous acquisition, verifiable trust, and total post-delivery control.
Generate your anonymous handle
Polymorph Messenger issues cryptographic invite codes instead of phone numbers, so nothing links back to your real-world identity.
Exchange keys with trusted contacts
Double Ratchet + ML-KEM establish fresh keys per conversation. Every persona you create stays compartmentalised.
Control the lifecycle
Anti-capture rendering, timed revocation, and remote wipe give you granular control over what survives—and for how long.
Phone numbers were never designed to be identity primitives
Static identifiers collapse your professional, personal, and operational personas into one vulnerable surface area. Polymorph severs that assumption at the root.
Static identifiers become attack surfaces
Phone numbers map directly to billing records, SIM hardware, and marketing profiles. Once disclosed, they are effectively impossible to rotate across your entire footprint.
Metadata is weaponised
Carriers, apps, and data brokers correlate time, location, and social graphs. Encrypted content is irrelevant when the surrounding context is monetised or subpoenaed.
Adversaries exploit the weakest link
SIM swaps, recovery flows, and call forwarding are leveraged to drain assets, reset passwords, and impersonate executives. “Know your customer” becomes “expose your customer.”
Synthesize dossiers that connect your number to credit headers, purchase history, and device IDs.
Subpoena logs, retain backups, and share across agencies. Legal requests grew 20% YoY.
Zero-click exploits, AI-powered voice cloning, and cross-platform deanonymisation thrive on static identifiers.
SIM swap economics
$68M lost in 2024. Attackers only need your number to redirect calls, intercept MFA, or reset wallets. Trying to “secure” a public identifier is a losing battle.
Predictive profiling
AI correlations can deanonymise voice, writing style, and login cadence back to a single number. Privacy theatre collapses when the identifier never changes.
Polymorph replaces the phone number with ephemeral, cryptographic identities.
No static identifier. No data broker graph. Nothing worth swapping.
Security architecture designed for practical deployment
Polymorph Messenger pairs strong cryptography with humane interaction design. The result: teams adopt best practices without friction.
Visual anti-capture
Trusted surfaces render with capture-safe shaders, making screenshots and screen recordings ineffective without raising suspicion.
Persona isolation
Create compartmentalised personas with independent policies, keys, and contact lists. No accidental cross-linking.
Remote destruct controls
Instantly revoke access to messages, files, and sessions. Recipients see artefacts disappear mid-thread if you rescind rights.
Evidence lifecycle
Unauthorised backups are blocked. Retention policies, watermarking, and tamper logs keep compliance teams informed without leaking data.
Post-quantum handshakes
Hybrid X25519 + ML-KEM protects conversations against harvest-now-decrypt-later adversaries. Rotate keys automatically without ceremony.
Global-ready transport
No reliance on carriers, country codes, or SIM hardware. Polymorph works wherever you can reach the internet.
A privacy stack that scales from personal use to regulated teams
Polymorph's controls span identity, cryptography, governance, and day-to-day collaboration. Pick the depth you need without bolting on third-party tooling.
Privacy & identity
- Anonymous onboarding with rotating invite codes
- Configurable personas with isolated contact graphs
- Metadata minimisation—no message routing logs
- Optional anonymous payments and voucher flows
Security architecture
- Hybrid X25519 + ML-KEM handshake with automatic rekeying
- Server-side zero retention after successful delivery
- Hardware-backed key storage with attestation checks
- Policy-driven retention, revocation, and audit exports
Operational controls
- Anti-capture rendering for media, text, and screenshares
- Remote session invalidation and secure offline wipe
- Granular persona access policies and admin oversight
- High-fidelity telemetry without exposing content
Built for everyday coordination, trusted in high-stakes environments
Polymorph Messenger balances serious security with modern messaging ergonomics. Teams adopt it because it feels familiar—leaders keep it because it stays uncompromising.
Leadership & board communication
Run strategic conversations without leaving recoverable artefacts. Persona separation keeps executive threads segmented from day-to-day chatter.
Field operations & research teams
Live location sharing, tamper-evident notes, and self-destruct timers make sensitive missions collaborative without compromising safety.
Creator collectives & communities
Host gated channels, encrypted broadcasts, and revenue-sharing campaigns with fully private member rosters.
Product launches & event war rooms
Coordinate global teams with moveable personas, real-time polls, and revocable media drops. Everything expires when the launch ends.
Highly regulated industries
Enforce policy-driven retention, legal hold, and export controls while keeping customer identity firewalled from vendors and contractors.
Private social circles
Friends and families keep planning lightweight and fun—voice notes, reactions, shared lists—without surrendering personal identifiers.
Why paying for privacy is radically cheaper than losing it
“Free” messengers convert your conversations into revenue. Polymorph answers to the people who need security, not the platforms that harvest attention.
When the service is “free”
- Behavioural data is packaged and sold to fund operations.
- Telemetry, engagement, and metadata inform ad targeting.
- Security roadmap competes with growth and engagement metrics.
- Policy shifts can reintroduce tracking without notice.
When you invest €5 / month
- Revenue aligns with user trust; incentives stay transparent.
- Roadmap prioritises hardening, compliance, and UX polish.
- No data exhaust to monetise — nothing tempting to keep.
- Support and response times are part of the product, not an upsell.
| Decision point | “Free” messaging apps | Polymorph |
|---|---|---|
| You monetise user behaviour | Yes — data sold or shared to advertisers and brokers | Never — no data collected beyond anonymous routing tokens |
| You store message metadata | Retained indefinitely for analytics and legal requests | Discarded after delivery; nothing useful to subpoena |
| You rely on static identifiers | Phone numbers and emails for onboarding and recovery | Ephemeral invite codes with persona-level recovery flows |
| You dictate the product roadmap | Shareholder value determines priorities | Subscription revenue funds privacy-first features |
Free tier, still private
Core privacy functions remain accessible to everyone because ubiquity beats luxury. Subscriber revenue keeps the lights on for the entire network.
Supporter tiers
Upgrade for advanced controls, additional personas, and roadmap influence. You fund sustained development instead of acting as the product.
Five euros a month breaks the surveillance trade-off.
Privacy is a human right, but it also needs a business model. Polymorph's is simple: you pay us to protect you, and we never need to justify anything else.
Review plans & pricingThe Threats Are Real
2025 privacy landscape: It's worse than you think.
Harvest Now, Decrypt Later
Intelligence agencies are storing encrypted messages today, waiting for quantum computers to crack them. Once your data is archived, you can't pull it back.
Sources: NSA Quantum Directive, EU Parliament PQC Brief
Zero-Click Exploits
Pegasus-style malware targets messaging apps directly. One missed patch and your phone becomes a live feed.
Sources: Citizen Lab, Amnesty International Security Lab
Messenger Breaches
533 million Facebook users' data leaked (2021). Telegram breach exposed millions. When centralized servers fail, everyone's data is at risk.
Sources: Have I Been Pwned, Security Week
AI-Powered Surveillance
New AI can analyze communication patterns, predict behavior, and identify individuals from writing style alone. Metadata is more valuable than ever.
Sources: Stanford AI Index 2024, EFF Reports
SIM Swap Epidemic
FBI reports massive increase in SIM swapping. Phone numbers = single point of failure for most messaging apps. Victims lose everything.
Sources: FBI IC3 Report 2024, FTC Consumer Sentinel
Government Requests
Meta: 400,000+ government requests per year. Apple: 250,000+. Your "encrypted" messages come with extensive metadata logs.
Sources: Meta Transparency Report, Apple Transparency Report
Polymorph's Answer: Architecture Over Promises
No phone number needed. No servers storing messages. No metadata logs. Can't compromise what doesn't exist.
Choose the level of control you need
Every tier keeps your data off our servers and out of ad networks. Upgrading simply unlocks more governance and productivity.
Polymorph Free
Core privacy for individuals and small circles
- E2EE chats, calls, and groups
- Timed vanishing messages and file revocation
- One active persona with invite code onboarding
- No ads, trackers, or data resale
Polymorph Plus
Most popularAdvanced controls for professionals and teams
- Everything in Free
- Three concurrent personas with policy controls
- Chained Mode for sender-bound media
- Remote wipe across linked devices & desktops
- 1 GB secure file sharing
Polymorph Supporter
Power features plus direct influence on the roadmap
- Everything in Plus
- Five personas + vanity handles
- Priority incident response & feature previews
- 2 GB secure file sharing
- Invite-only feature experiments
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