Send it. Sign it. Prove it.

One encrypted relay for files and documents. End-to-end post-quantum crypto, RAM-only servers in Germany, and a public transparency log, so you never have to take our word for it.

Sign and send, right in your browser.

Open document workspace or read the ParaRules

Sign · co-sign · send · burn-on-read

Drop post-quantum crypto into your stack.

Open developer settings or read the docs

10 encrypted CLI tools · backups, migrations, signing, CI

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live today

Three ways in. One crypto core.

Everything below is running now, on the same audited post-quantum core. No roadmap promises on this list.

paramant-corePQ primitives · ML-KEM-768 · ML-DSA-65 · SPHINCS+ · Falcon

our policy

Rules you can check. Every one has a proof.

Everyone has a privacy policy. The ParaRules come with a verify link each: a log, a header, a repo. Not a promise.

  1. 01

    We never had it

    Encrypted in your browser, held in RAM, burned on read.

    verify: architecture
  2. 02

    Your browser talks only to us

    No third-party requests. No fonts, CDNs, analytics or pixels.

    verify: open devtools
  3. 03

    You own your keys

    Generated on your device, never sent. We see only the public half.

    verify: SDK source
  4. 04

    EU soil, EU law

    Hetzner Germany, Bunny DNS (Slovenia). No US provider in the chain.

    verify: dig and headers
  5. 05

    Quantum-ready by default

    FIPS 203/204 today, not “soon”.

    verify: KAT vectors
  6. 06

    Verifiable, not trust-me

    Open-core, a public CT log, receipts anyone can check offline.

    verify: CT log

in development

What’s next. Labeled honestly.

In development means exactly that: not live, no dates promised. It ships when it verifies.