Install latest/stable of SecureBit Chat

Ubuntu 16.04 or later?

Make sure snap support is enabled in your Desktop store.


Install using the command line

sudo snap install securebit-chat

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Details for SecureBit Chat

Package name

  • securebit-chat

License

  • Apache-2.0

Last updated

  • 27 September 2026 - latest/stable
  • 27 September 2026 - latest/candidate

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Peer-to-peer encrypted messenger with no accounts and no server

SecureBit Chat connects two people directly. There are no accounts, and no server that holds messages: text, files, voice notes and calls are encrypted on the device they leave and decrypted only on the device they reach.

Two people confirm they are talking to each other by comparing a short safety code out loud - the step that makes an intercepted connection detectable rather than merely unlikely.

Group chats and group calls work the same way. A group call is not a conference on someone else's machine: it is a separate encrypted call to each other member, over the connection you already built and already verified.

The desktop client interoperates with the web client at securebit.chat.

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