I built EchoId – a privacy-focused messaging app with encrypted chat and voice calls
I recently built EchoId, a personal project exploring secure communication and privacy-focused application design.
The idea behind the project was simple: create a messaging platform that avoids analytics, tracking scripts, or behavioral profiling. It’s not a company or commercial product — just an independent project I built while experimenting with encryption and realtime communication systems.
Features
- Encrypted messaging
- Voice calls using WebRTC
- No analytics or tracking
- Lightweight backend designed for simple communication
The project is still evolving, and I’m mainly interested in feedback from developers and privacy-minded users.
If anyone is interested in the architecture, encryption approach, or implementation details, I’d be happy to discuss them.
Project website:
https://echoidchat.online
Open source repository:
https://github.com/fabulousman12/echoid-open_source
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If anyone is interested in the technical side, the project is open source here:
github.com/fabulousman12/echoid-op...
Feedback about the encryption approach, architecture, or UI would be really helpful.