EXTRA SAFE is a free Android messenger focused on privacy. It provides end‑to‑end encryption for text, media, and voice/video calls, and it stores messages only for the period you choose. The app does not require an email address or phone number to get started, keeping your identity separate from the service.
When you install the app, a unique identifier is generated locally. This identifier is used to establish encrypted sessions with other users who have the same app. All messages are encrypted with keys that never leave your device, and the encrypted payload travels over the internet or direct Wi‑Fi/Bluetooth links. The self‑destruct timer can be set per chat, and once the timer elapses the app securely wipes the stored data.
The app is available as a free download from the Google Play Store. After downloading, grant the permissions required for messaging and optional permissions for voice/video calls. No additional configuration is needed to start a conversation – simply add contacts by sharing your generated identifier.
Anyone who values privacy in everyday communication – from casual users who want chats that disappear, to professionals handling confidential information, to activists needing secure channels.
No. The app creates a local identifier, so you can start using it without linking a phone number or email.
All messages are encrypted on your device and can only be decrypted by the intended recipient’s device. The provider does not have access to the encryption keys.
Since keys are stored locally, losing the device means you also lose access to your encrypted chats. There is no cloud backup unless you set up your own external storage.
The app runs on Android versions that support the required encryption libraries; check the Play Store listing for the minimum version.









