Most “private” messengers still make you hand over a phone number. discreed doesn't. There's no account to create and no identity to leak — you open a room, share a code, and talk. When it's over, nothing is left, not even a profile.
You don't hand over an identity to have a private conversation. No number to verify, no email, no profile — nothing that ties the talk back to you.
Each word appears the moment it's typed and fades as the talk moves on. Nothing is stored, so there's no history on any device and nothing to hand over later.
No account means no contact list, no who-talked-to-whom, no metadata trail. There's simply no record that the conversation happened.
Every message is end-to-end encrypted with AES-GCM 256-bit. The key is derived on your device and never leaves it — not even we can read along.
Start in seconds: open a room, share the code, and talk. Up to five people in one room on Plus, one-to-one for free. Images too — seen once, then gone. Works on iPhone, iPad and in any browser.
No. No number, no email, no account — you open a room and start.
Most still tie you to a phone number and keep a message history on your device. discreed asks for nothing and stores nothing — words are read live, then gone.
Yes, end-to-end with AES-GCM 256-bit; the keys stay on your device.
Talk without signing up — Open a room, share the code — no account, no number.