No internet required

Messaging without
the middleman

Simple, reliable, messaging via Bluetooth, no internet required. All of the features you'd expect, internet connectivity available when you want it.

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Yantagram chat list showing a direct chat and a group chat, with 2 people nearby over Bluetooth
A Yantagram conversation sent while in airplane mode, with messages marked Delivered

Why use Yantagram?

Traditional messaging apps depend on centralized infrastructure that can be monitored, censored, or disabled. Yantagram is a peer-to-peer messaging application that operates over bluetooth mesh networks. No internet, servers, or phone numbers required. Internet connectivity is available to extend range when you want it.

01

Ultimate Privacy

Yantagram has no central servers. Your identity and data is stored on your device only.

02

Messages Traverse the Mesh

Your encrypted message hops between nearby devices with Yantagram installed. Each relay extends your reach without ever decrypting your message. The network remains functional during internet outages, natural disasters, or in regions with limited connectivity.

03

Internet Connectivity Available

Yantagram can use a relay server to send messages over the internet. Messages are always end-to-end encrypted and no data is permanently stored on the server. The relay server can be disabled in settings.

Yantagram connectivity panel listing two nearby Bluetooth mesh peers and a connected internet relay

The features you'd expect

Easily communicate with your contacts with privacy and security baked in.

Secure Groups

Plan events, stay in touch with your friends. Manage admins and set disappearing messages for the whole group.

Yantagram group settings for a Ski Trip group with three admin members and 1 day disappearing messages

Add Contacts by QR

Scan a friend's code to add them. No phone numbers, emails, or usernames to look up.

Yantagram My Code screen showing a QR code to scan to add a contact

Offline-First

Works without any internet connection. Messages sync automatically when devices come into range.

Disappearing Messages

Set per-conversation retention from 30 seconds to 7 days. Messages are permanently erased from all devices after expiry.

Bluetooth Mesh

Messages relay between nearby devices over Bluetooth. No towers, no WiFi, no infrastructure.

End-to-End Encrypted

Your messages are secured with a lock. Only you and the person you're talking to can read messages.

How Yantagram stacks up

Popular messengers depend on servers, the internet, and your phone number. Off-grid radios need extra hardware. Yantagram needs neither.

Feature Yantagram Signal WhatsApp iMessage Meshtastic
Works without internet Messages hop between nearby phones over Bluetooth mesh. Yes No No No Yes
Also works over the internet Out of mesh range? Messages switch to an encrypted internet relay. Yes Yes Yes Yes Via gateway
No extra hardware Runs on the phone you already have. No radios to buy, charge, or carry. Yes Yes Yes Yes No
End-to-end encrypted group chats Groups get the same end-to-end encryption as one-on-one chats. Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Forward secrecy Keys rotate continuously, so a stolen key can't unlock past messages. Yes Yes Yes Yes No
No phone number or email Sign up without handing over anything that identifies you. Yes No No No Yes
No central server required Nothing to shut down, subpoena, or block. The internet relay is optional. Yes No No No Yes
Identity stored only on your device No account database tying you to your contacts. Yes No No No Yes
Messages expire automatically Every message is erased within 7 days, no setting required. Yes Opt-in Opt-in No No

Based on each app's default behavior. Meshtastic encrypts direct messages end-to-end; channel messages use a shared key. Meshtastic internet access requires an MQTT gateway node.

Privacy by default

Yantagram enforces privacy and security by default. All messages are end-to-end encrypted and can be retained on device for a maximum of one week.

No personally identifiable information is needed to use Yantagram. No names, phone numbers or emails. Contacts are added by scanning another user's unique QR code.

Zero-knowledge relay — nodes can't decrypt traffic
Forward secrecy via continuous key rotation
Out-of-band identity verification via QR
Yantagram contact details showing a verification key and a contact verified in person