Why should messaging require your personal identity?
This question led us to build Eclipse - an anonymous encrypted messenger where even we can't read your messages.
The challenge? Implementing military-grade encryption (Signal Protocol) with onion routing and P2P connections. Normally a months-long project for a two-person team.
What changed everything:
- Wrote specs → Kiro understood the architecture
- Set privacy guidelines → Every suggestion was zero-knowledge compliant
- Created hooks → Security checks automated, vulnerabilities caught early
- Vibe coded complex features → Signal Protocol in 3 days, not 3 weeks
The most impressive moment? Kiro generated a complete Double Ratchet encryption algorithm that passed all Signal Protocol test vectors. First try.
Two developers. One AI partner. Under 2 weeks from idea to deployment. That's the Kiro difference.
Privacy is a human right, not a premium feature. Now anyone can build tools to protect it.
Try it out: https://lnkd.in/dwj5d4GX
Open source: https://lnkd.in/dVcvzkbz
Built with Kiro by Het Patel & Vidit Jain
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