Contain the incident
in one secure room.

Share reports, coordinate fixes, assign next steps, and manage the entire response in one encrypted room.

End-to-end encrypted · Works in browser · Bitcoin accepted

Zero-days don’t belong in Slack or Discord.

Critical reports should not live in general-purpose chat. Qaxa gives you an encrypted room to share reports and coordinate fixes—without provider access.

  • No provider access to your room
  • No server-side keys
  • No plaintext on our servers
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Incident response, contained.

Keep evidence, communication, and remediation in one place—away from everyday tools.

Don’t slow
incident response
with onboarding.

When coordinating a time-sensitive patch with external auditors or protocol contributors, you don’t have time for long setup. Send an invite. They join in 60 seconds, open the room in their browser, and get to work.

  • Join in 60 seconds
  • No guest licenses
  • Works in the browser
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Cryptographic
noise to everyone
but you.

Not all end-to-end encryption is zero-knowledge. Qaxa encrypts locally, before anything leaves your device. We store only ciphertext. A server breach or data request yields nothing but cryptographic noise. Don’t trust us. Trust the math.

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Practical answers. No fluff.

Everything you need to coordinate incident response securely.

No. External collaborators can join a room without charging for guest access.

No. External collaborators can join a room without charging for guest access.

No. External collaborators can join a room without charging for guest access.

No. External collaborators can join a room without charging for guest access.

No. External collaborators can join a room without charging for guest access.

No. External collaborators can join a room without charging for guest access.

No. External collaborators can join a room without charging for guest access.