Thanks!

I’m proud to announce, that we just launched Everchat on Product Hunt!

It’s a first small step in our long journey (we’re just 2 people working on it at the moment), but we think that our mission of securing, protecting, and empowering our basic human right - the Internet freedom, is very important for everyone. Let’s make the Internet a slightly better and freer place.

Head over to Product Hunt, and if you find our project interesting, please give us an upvote. It means a lot!

P.S.: If you don’t have, or don’t bother creating a Product Hunt account, you can go straight to our website (https://everch.at), and reserve your user ID now!

Fixing the issue now, you should get the confirmation email soon. :)

Thanks for the support!

Currently, we're experiencing problem with email spam filters. Your confirmation email wasn't sent, but we're trying to fix that ASAP.

Just want to let you know that your ID was successfully reserved. :) Sorry for the inconvenience.

I would say neither, it's more of a feature-comprehensive alternative for reddit. But definitely it will have some features that Slack and Telegram offer. Not sure if we can replace either of those, but the Premium subscription will be definitely cheaper and more transparent (in terms of pricing) than Slack. We approximate it to be around $4/month to actually be able to survive lol

Completely fine haha, thanks for the support!

Thanks! They're made by a fellow designer Brett Will https://scribbbles.design

Wickr is end-to-end encrypted, which is both great but also painful when it comes to scalability. It only works well in groups up to couple of tens of users, maybe hundreds. We're taking a different approach - a hybrid of server-side fan out and end-to-end encryption which will be scalable to unlimited users per channel. The algorithm will of course be open-source, but it's still being developed, so we're not confident enough yet.

Also, we see Wickr as an alternative to Slack, and us more of an alternative to reddit/Spectrum, but with higher privacy and security, especially in private channels.

Thanks for supporting, and if you have more questions, please go ahead