Velix ID
Every account receives a unique Velix ID. Share it instead of your phone number or other personal contact details.
Velixnet private messaging
Velixnet is a developing messaging app for direct conversations. Your message is locked on your device before it is sent. The service helps deliver it, but is not designed to read it.
How E2EE works here
Before a message leaves your device, your app locks it so that only the intended recipient's app can open it. The service receives protected message data to deliver, not the readable words of your conversation.
The service helps messages move between people, but it is not meant to become part of the conversation. A private messenger should not need to understand what people are saying in order to deliver a message.
Locking message content is one part of privacy. Information about a message—such as who is communicating and when—is called metadata. Velixnet explains separately what information is still needed to deliver messages.
The difference
Velixnet is for direct private conversations, not public engagement. There are no feeds, follower counts, or recommendation algorithms competing for your attention—just a conversation between you and another person.
Small choices
Privacy comes from many small choices working together: how your identity is checked, where your messages are locked, and what information the service needs to deliver them.
Every account receives a unique Velix ID. Share it instead of your phone number or other personal contact details.
Velixnet uses established encryption tools rather than inventing its own. Well-known building blocks are easier for specialists to review, understand, and maintain.
When you meet in person, scan a QR code to check that you are connecting with the intended person's device.
No feeds. No engagement algorithms. No endless scrolling. Velixnet focuses on your conversation rather than trying to capture your attention.
Honest privacy
Your messages are locked before they are sent, and the service is responsible for delivery rather than reading them. Some network and delivery information is still needed for communication. The technical notes explain what that means.
Why it matters
Private messaging should feel simple to use. Velixnet is designed for everyday people, with deeper technical information available for anyone who wants it.
For people who want private one-to-one chats without sharing a phone number.
Read the technical notes if you want to understand how the system is designed to work.
Velixnet is in early testing. Features may change as the service is checked and improved.
Quick view
Status reviewed: 26 August 2026.
| End-to-end encryption | Yes. Your app locks message content before it is sent to the delivery service. |
|---|---|
| Identity verification | QR verification lets people compare contact identity information directly instead of relying only on the service. |
| Phone number required | No. Velixnet uses a Velix ID instead. |
| Email sign-up required | No. The current account design does not require an email address. |
| Metadata collection | Limited by design, not zero. Some account, timing, routing, and connection information is needed to deliver messages. |
| Privacy shield | A screen mode that dims an open conversation when someone nearby might see it. It does not replace locking your device. |
| Independent security audit | An independent security review is planned before a wider release. |
| Best for | Low-risk, private one-to-one conversations without phone-number identity. |
Contact
Have a question, feedback, or interest in a future testing round? Send a short note to the Velixnet operator.
Your submission is stored in the restricted Velixnet operator panel and is not forwarded by email. Please do not include passwords, private keys, or private message content.