Cipchat is a free Android messenger focused on privacy. Developed by ZERO&ONE, it offers text, voice, and video communication that is protected with end‑to‑end encryption, meaning only the participants can read the messages.
When you start a conversation, Cipchat generates a unique encryption key that is shared only with the intended recipient. The key is never transmitted to any server, so even the developer cannot access the content. Calls use the same principle, establishing a secure channel before any voice or video data is exchanged.
Cipchat is useful for anyone who wants to keep personal or professional conversations private. It can be used for:
The app can be downloaded from the Google Play Store using the package name com.cipchat.chat. Installation follows the standard Android process: tap “Install,” grant the requested permissions, and launch the app.
Anyone who values privacy—journalists, activists, business professionals, or everyday users who simply prefer not to have their chats scanned for advertising—will appreciate Cipchat’s approach.
No. All message content stays on the devices of the participants and is encrypted before leaving the phone.
The app supports installation on any Android device linked to the same account, but each device maintains its own encryption keys.
Deleted messages are removed from the local storage. If you used the “burn after reading” option, the message is also removed from the recipient’s device after it is opened.









