Apple flagged our app, so we rebuilt it fully native in a day — VEIL, encrypted messaging built for when things go wrong

Duress & Decoy codes — two codes, two outcomes. Someone watching your screen? The Decoy Code opens a decoy dashboard and they see an ordinary app. Real trouble? The Duress Code wipes everything from the app on the spot. (Implemented)

Steganography built in — hide encrypted text inside normal-looking images. Your secrets travel disguised as holiday photos, and only someone who knows where to look will ever find them. (Implemented)

Double-layered encrypted vaults — your vault gets a second layer of encryption, and different phrases unlock different vaults. One code reveals one thing; another code reveals another. Even a forced unlock only shows what you chose to show. (Implemented)

Post-quantum hybrid handshakes — ML-KEM-768 hybrid key exchange, so today's captured traffic can't be decrypted by tomorrow's quantum computers. (Experimental)

Deep privacy controls, not just burn-after-open — messages self-destruct by default, but the controls go much further: you can delete your side of any chat from your device, wipe the other side from theirs, and fine-tune what your conversations leave behind, message by message. (Implemented)

The server is zero-knowledge: it can comply fully, and there's nothing to extract. Every claim on our architecture page is labelled Implemented, Experimental, or Not claimed — we don't do "military-grade" hand-waving.

iOS beta is live with a 1,000-person Founding Member cap: https://testflight.apple.com/join/MYn1gVjU

Android users: the waitlist is open at https://tryveil.app

Happy to answer anything about the crypto, the audit plans, or why steganography belongs in a messenger.

Matt, founder of VEIL