Anonio is a secure communication platform designed for anonymous, end-to-end encrypted messaging and voice/video calls.
The project is currently in its MVP stage with a fully developed monetization model and a clear roadmap.
Demo: https://anonio.live
Key Features
Anonymous rooms accessible via link, no registration required
End-to-end encryption (AES-GCM 256), with the key stored in the URL hash and never leaving the browser
Voice and video calls over WebRTC with direct peer-to-peer media exchange
Support for Markdown, replies, typing indicators, and emoji
One-click room clearing for secure session termination
The server receives only encrypted content and minimal metadata
Multi-language interface: English, Japanese, Russian
Current Status
MVP stage — core functionality is live and stable
Monetization model is fully designed and ready
No trackers or ads
Voice and video calls are available but still in active improvement
Roadmap Not complete
Seed phrase–based registration (no traditional accounts)
Profile customization designed primarily for Web3 communities
The seed phrase will also serve as a crypto wallet:
Ability to create a wallet directly inside the platform
Peer-to-peer transfers between users
Maximum anonymity and minimal metadata logging
Reworked and expanded call functionality
Additional language support
Architecture & Principles
The encryption key is generated on the client side and never leaves the browser.
The server only relays encrypted messages and minimal metadata.
Voice and video calls use WebRTC for signaling only; media is never stored or routed through the server.
Feedback Requested
Threat model review and potential cryptographic issues
Edge cases involving Mobile Safari, CGNAT, and WebRTC
UX improvements: join flow, link sharing, language switching
Reasonable defaults for room TTL and automatic cleanup
Additional Information
No tracking, no advertising.
Focus on technical reliability and data protection.
Rapid iteration based on community feedback.
Demo: https://anonio.live
The project is open to technical feedback, security reviews, and UX suggestions. If you have experience with real-world E2E systems, WebRTC, or privacy-oriented architecture, your input would be valuable.
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