Nobody can read this.
Privacy is a human right.
Not a feature. Not a setting. Not a tier you upgrade to.
What followed the smartphone was one of the most successful dismantlings of a fundamental right in history. It happened gradually. Usefully. With genuinely good features along the way. Almost nobody noticed until it was gone.
Telegotchi is built on a different assumption. That your conversations belong to you. Your voice belongs to you. Your location belongs to you. Your contacts belong to you.
Not as a policy. As an architecture.
Your message is encrypted on the device. It travels as radio waves between devices. No company routes it. No server stores it. No log exists.
What anyone intercepting the signal receives: encrypted bytes they cannot read, from a node ID that leads nowhere.
This is the most private communication available on any consumer device. Not because we built it that way. Because radio works that way.
The same encryption standard as Signal. Keys generated on your devices. Keys never leave your devices. End-to-end. Always.
Nobody reads it. Not us. Not any server. Not anyone.
That is the complete list. Nothing else.
Fine for biometric data collection — three hours of revenue. Tracks you across 3 million websites and apps. 87 million accounts exposed in one data breach. Removing end-to-end encryption from private messages in 2026.
Categories of biometric data collected. Records keystroke patterns and clipboard content. Collects face geometry and voice biometrics. Tracks browsing history inside and outside the app. Access by employees in a foreign country documented.
Apps feeding location data to a single broker. Users tracked to within one metre. Government officials tracked inside a NATO facility using data purchased from a broker. Not hacked. Purchased. Available to anyone.
| Step | What happens | Where |
|---|---|---|
| PTT pressed | Microphone activates. Only while button is held. Nothing ambient. Ever. | Device only |
| Voice captured | Recorded in device memory. Does not leave. | Device only |
| Converted to text | Voice converted to text locally. Audio discarded immediately. | Device only |
| Text to AI | The text of your question travels over an encrypted connection. Not your voice. Never your voice. | Encrypted connection only |
| Response | Answer returns as text. Voice engine reads it aloud. Locally. File discarded. Nothing retained. | Your device |
| Voice notes | Encrypted before leaving the device. Readable only by the recipient. | End-to-end only |
| Full Package | Text travels to your own hardware in your home. Nothing reaches any external server. Ever. | Your home network only |
LoRa mesh messages never touch a server. They travel device to device over radio. Encrypted on your hardware. Decrypted only on theirs. No intermediary. No record. No subpoena target.
Explore mode lets you appear on the mesh as a dot. One message for strangers. A different message for contacts. One tap to disappear entirely.
Settings → Mesh Identity → Reset. New node ID. Previous one gone. No link between past and future appearances. For the people who need this. It is there.
No ambient recording.
No voice fingerprinting.
No advertising inference.
No corporate server has ever heard your voice.
That is not a feature.
It is the architecture.