Most
messaging apps bolt encryption onto systems designed to collect
data. They still require your phone number or e-mail, upload your
contacts, and analyze your metadata.
Keylane is
fundamentally different. We started with a single principle: our
server should be deliberately blind. It acts as a simple, secure
traffic controller—a digital postman that can see the address on an
impenetrable, sealed envelope, but knows nothing about the sender,
the recipient, or the contents within.
This isn't a
promise. It's a structural guarantee.