AppEncrypted messaging
Whisprl
A private messenger that works as well on a phone as on a desktop: end-to-end encrypted chats and groups, passkey sign-in, statuses and disappearing messages, all in real time.
- Role
- Built and maintain
- When
- Since 2023
- Status
- Released
- Stack
React
- Redux Toolkit
- MUI
Node.js
Express
MongoDB
- Socket.IO
- WebAuthn
- Web Crypto

In short
End-to-end encrypted, so only the people in a chat can read it
Passkey sign-in, groups, 24-hour statuses and disappearing messages
Fully responsive, from a phone to a wide desktop
Live presence and typing over Socket.IO
What it is
A real-time messenger built to keep conversations private: one-to-one and group chats, statuses that last 24 hours and reach only the people chosen, messages that disappear after a day, a week or 90 days, usernames, friend suggestions, blocking and reports, with live presence and typing. It is fully responsive, so a phone gets the same app as a desktop.
How it is built
React, Redux Toolkit and MUI on the client; Node, Express and MongoDB on the server, with Socket.IO for the live channel. Each device makes its own P-256 key pair and encrypts every message with AES-GCM before it leaves, and the private key is backed up sealed, so the server never holds anything it can read.
Sign-in works with a passkey through WebAuthn, where every challenge can be used once, alongside OTP email sign-up and three social logins. Sessions use no cookies: a short-lived access token is renewed by signing a fresh challenge with a key the browser keeps and cannot export, shared by every request and the socket.
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