Q-Day is coming.
We are ready now.
Adversaries are already recording encrypted traffic. They will read it the day a working quantum computer goes live. Qlavis encrypts and signs messages, calls, files, and in-chat payments with cryptography that holds after that day.
The encryption you use today
has an expiry date.
NIST ratified the post-quantum encryption standard, FIPS 203.
Qlavis encrypts every message, call and payment with post-quantum cryptography.
Post-quantum encryption becomes mandatory on US national-security systems.
Classical encryption is retired across US national-security systems.
A working quantum computer. Traffic recorded years earlier becomes readable.
Post-quantum sealed. Not just your texts.
Every layer of the conversation is sealed post-quantum, at NIST Level 5, the highest security category that exists. Nothing falls back.
- Avatar · post-quantum
- Text · post-quantum
- Voice note · post-quantum
- Calls · post-quantum
- Crypto transfer · post-quantum
- Files · post-quantum
Files · voice notes · your profile photo, post-quantum too. No exceptions.
NIST Level 5 · the NSA’s 2030 algorithm suite, running in Qlavis today
No phone number. No email. Just twenty-four words.
Your Qlavis Identity is twenty-four words, held only on your device. Lose them and even Qlavis can’t bring them back. That is the point: no one can.
Even your calls can’t be cracked.
Qlavis protects every voice and video call with the same future-proof encryption as your texts, no weak link.
If a call can’t be sealed post-quantum, it doesn’t connect.
Send crypto without leaving the chat.
A transfer rides inside the conversation, sealed post-quantum like any other message. The same recovery phrase is also your self-custodial wallet, your keys, yours alone.
Self-custodial · USDC · XLM · XRP · RLUSD
Groups, sealed like everything else.
Create a room, add people by @handle, set who can post. Every message, photo and voice note inside carries the same post-quantum protection as your one-to-one chats.
Roles · Invitation only · Room Seal
We can’t read it. No one can.
Not every adversary has a quantum computer.
Some are as close as a stolen phone or a glance over your shoulder.
Available now.