VaultSec private systems

Your people.
Not the public.

Encrypted messaging, private communities, secure Talk and custom tools — organised around one identity instead of scattered across competing websites.

Encrypted
on participant devices
Private
invitation-first by design
Controlled
by people, not algorithms
VAULTSEC / PRODUCT MAPONE IDENTITY
VPRIVATE ACCOUNTYour account stays at the centre.

An account without an email address. Security without a hidden claim.

A username and password are enough to create a normal VaultSec account; no email address is required. Message content and protected attachments are end-to-end encrypted in supported Matrix rooms before they leave a participant device.

01No email required

Your account identity does not need a mailbox, legal name or advertising profile.

02No advertising tracker

VaultSec does not build a cross-site advertising profile from the public product pages.

03No raw IP in account records

Connection providers still process an IP address. VaultSec keeps only a keyed, non-reversible network signal where session or abuse protection requires it.

04Keys stay with participants

Supported encrypted rooms are designed so the relay moves ciphertext while approved participant devices hold the room keys.

The honest boundary: routing, membership and timing metadata still exist where delivery requires them. Calls, screen sharing and a compromised participant device have separate security boundaries.

Choose what you need.
Keep one identity.

When invitations are planned to end.

These are transparent target windows, not guaranteed release dates. A failed security or capacity gate moves the date instead of shipping an unsafe build.

One calm place for private work and conversation.

VaultSec Desktop is the live centre of the ecosystem. The Android companion is in development; custom development adds exactly what your project needs.

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VOICE

◉   Talk
# chatEnd-to-end encrypted
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Jonas Does the server keep this chat?

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You It relays an encrypted envelope. The room keys stay with participants.

View-once imageEncrypted before upload
Message #chat

Direct messages

Private conversations, encrypted attachments and controlled local history.

Communities

Invitation-only spaces with categories, roles, channels and deliberate admission.

Talk & screen share

Encrypted calls, video and relay-only sharing with clear device controls.

Bots & webhooks

Bounded automation, private Ticket Desk and revocable integration credentials.

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Encryption matters.
Honest limits do too.

Message content is encrypted in Matrix rooms. Routing, membership and room names remain metadata, and a compromised participant device can expose what that participant can see.

Read the actual security boundary
  1. LocalParticipant deviceCreates and holds room keys.
  2. RelayHomeserverMoves encrypted events and required metadata.
  3. LocalParticipant deviceDecrypts for the intended account.

Reach or restraint.
Choose deliberately.

Discord is the stronger fit for huge public communities. VaultSec is for smaller invitation-gated circles where entry and privacy should stay deliberate.

Product focusVaultSecDiscord
EntryInvitation-first

Public or private

DiscoveryNo public directory

Built for reach

Best fitPrivate circles

Large communities

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Use VaultSec Desktop for €0.

Encrypted conversations, private communities and Talk remain free. Membership raises limits; the Full Community package upgrades one selected community.

Desktop open beta target: late September 2026. Android open beta target: Q1 2027 after a smaller private Android beta. Both remain subject to security and capacity checks.

When the standard system is not enough, we build the right one.

Private bots, desktop tools, APIs and complete software — scoped with you, priced after review and built in the language that fits the product.

Plan a custom project

Product help, account access and project questions now have one home.