Protect the thread.
Most team chat apps lack private chat features built for sensitive work. Messages get copied into email, pasted into docs, forwarded to vendors, and archived forever in places you don’t control. That’s how small leaks become big problems.
Qaxa keeps conversations private by default — so plans, decisions, and files stay in one place. Less exposure. Less noise. More focus.
1:1 chat —
off the record.
For sensitive 1:1s. Set a message timer, speak freely, then clear the chat anytime.
- End-to-end encrypted
- Set a message timer
- Clear the chat anytime
- Share files directly
- No admin override
Group chat —
inside the Space.
Keep group chat inside a Space — not in a global feed.
- Space-scoped history
- Invite-only access
- Files stay in the Space
- No cross-Space leaks
Keep the thread
with the work.
Decisions shouldn’t happen in a hallway. Start the conversation in the task or note.
- Link files in the thread
- Full history, one place
- No side threads
- Zero backtracking
Zero-knowledge
— by design.
Qaxa runs on encryption, not promises. Your work is encrypted on your device. Your keys stay with you — so Qaxa can’t read it.
Invite the team. Revoke access instantly. Keep the full history inside the Space. No trackers. No content logging. No admin override.
Keys stay on your device.
Details
Clear answers. No marketing.
Your chats, tasks, notes, and files are end-to-end encrypted on your device. Qaxa never gets your keys — so we can’t read your content.
To connect people and deliver invitations, email addresses are handled unencrypted. We use email addresses strictly for invitations and account lookup. That’s it.
We can only provide what we can access. Since your content is end-to-end encrypted, we can’t hand over readable messages, files, tasks, or notes — because we don’t have the keys.
You can reset your password to regain account access. But your data stays encrypted — Qaxa can’t decrypt it for you. To restore access to your encrypted chats, tasks, notes, and files, you’ll need your seed phrase (recovery key).
Spaces are invite-only. Access is enforced by membership, and changes are logged (invites, removals, key events). When someone joins a Space, they can see the Space history. Everything stays encrypted inside the Space.
We use OpenPGP.js — a modern, well-reviewed OpenPGP library (PGP in JavaScript). It’s the same library used in Proton’s web clients. Encryption happens on your device, and your keys stay with you.
We don’t run trackers or sell behavioral data. We minimize metadata and avoid building a “global feed” of your activity.
Encrypted data is stored on EU servers. Content stays encrypted at rest and in transit — only your devices can decrypt it.
