Secure messaging needs more than a lock icon.
A useful messenger has to protect message content and make conversations work when devices and connections change. Here is how Livara Chat approaches those jobs.
Messages are sealed on the device.
Livara Chat uses the LVR1 hybrid ratchet for direct-message content and LGS1 sender keys for compatible private groups. The service transports the protected content, while routing metadata remains visible. The protocols are custom and have not had an independent security audit.
- End-to-end encrypted direct-message content
- Compatible private-group text and attachment keys
- Channel content remains server-readable
Realtime delivery with explicit recovery.
Persistent delivery keeps active conversations moving. A durable event sequence and reconnect path help clients find missed events after a disruption. Recovery is a defined process, not a guarantee that every network will always work.
A conversation across web and Android.
Use Livara Chat in a browser or on Android. Both clients share the conversation timeline. Android includes additional calling and device features; see the live feature page for current support.
Sign in without a phone number.
Create an account with a username and password. Encrypted key backup uses a recovery phrase, which you must keep: a password alone cannot restore lost keys.
Inspect the technical details.
Read our secure messaging and end-to-end encryption guides for terminology, limits and practical checks. The official Livara Chat security page is the living source for current product behavior.
Better conversations start here.
Try Livara Chat on the web or get the Android app.