Morok
A federated end-to-end encrypted messenger that needs no phone number or email — your account is a cryptographic key you own.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
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Platforms
- Windows
- Online
- Android
- Self-Hosted
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- reviewed Morok★★★★★
Wow good service! Respect to admins!
Privacy has become increasingly important to me, so I was curious to give this app a try.
After testing the different versions, I was genuinely impressed by how simple and privacy-focused the whole experience feels. The zero-history approach is especially interesting and makes anonymous communication feel much more secure.
A friend recommended it to me, and I’m glad I gave it a chance. It’s not meant to replace Telegram or other mainstream messengers, but for private and anonymous...
Friends recommended it. Kudos to the developers. It’s not a Telegram alternative, but definitely a useful app for anonymous communication. Zero history - that’s a great feature.
- LasloLodnar liked Morok
I’ve always been interested in privacy and cryptography.
I tested all available versions, and this is definitely an app I’d keep coming back to, especially now that truly privacy-focused services are becoming rare.
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- user-9058 added Self Destructing Messages as a feature to Morok
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Wow good service! Respect to admins!
Privacy has become increasingly important to me, so I was curious to give this app a try.
After testing the different versions, I was genuinely impressed by how simple and privacy-focused the whole experience feels. The zero-history approach is especially interesting and makes anonymous communication feel much more secure.
A friend recommended it to me, and I’m glad I gave it a chance. It’s not meant to replace Telegram or other mainstream messengers, but for private and anonymous conversations, it’s definitely an app worth having.
Friends recommended it. Kudos to the developers. It’s not a Telegram alternative, but definitely a useful app for anonymous communication. Zero history - that’s a great feature.
I’ve always been interested in privacy and cryptography.
I tested all available versions, and this is definitely an app I’d keep coming back to, especially now that truly privacy-focused services are becoming rare.