Independent · Open source · E2E encrypted

Privacy should feel beautiful.

Ghostly is a privacy-focused Android messenger built around end-to-end encryption, user control and open-source software.

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The Ghostly identity

Dark glass. Gold precision. No visual noise.

A premium visual system built around the Ghostly emblem, restrained glass surfaces, metallic gold highlights and custom line icons.

AGPL-3.0 licensedIndependent projectAndroid todayOpen source

Capabilities

Built for private conversations.

Core Signal/Molly functionality together with Ghostly privacy and security features.

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End-to-end encryption

Messages are protected end to end using established Signal-ecosystem protocols.

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Private messaging

Direct private conversations with real user control.

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Group conversations

Secure group chats for friends, family and teams.

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Encrypted calls

Encrypted voice and video calling built into the app.

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Encrypted media & files

Share photos, files and attachments securely.

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Disappearing messages

Auto-delete messages so conversations do not linger.

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Reactions & replies

Richer conversations with reactions and replies.

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Multi-device support

Designed to keep conversations in sync across devices.

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Secure local storage

Sensitive local data is protected on your device.

Platform roadmap

Android today. More platforms ahead.

Ghostly apps are currently available for Android. Compatibility work is underway for iOS, macOS, Windows and Linux.

AndroidAvailable

iOSIn development

macOSIn development

WindowsIn development

LinuxIn development

Privacy & security

Proven cryptography. Clear claims.

Ghostly relies on established cryptographic protocols and libraries from the Signal ecosystem rather than implementing custom cryptography. Ghostly is independent and is not affiliated with Signal Messenger LLC or the Signal Foundation.

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Get Ghostly

Explore the source or install the latest Android release from GitHub.

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