Private messenger
Encrypted chat with no central server — your git repo is the mailbox, live when you’re both online.
Try a piece below
Try a piece
Each experience is the real product path — messaging, storage, encryption — opened so you can press the buttons.
Two people, two repositories, a real conversation — including delivery ticks.
Open →See a direct connection form when both sides are present.
Open →Watch files move through git the same way Glitr persists a conversation.
Open →Try the sealed records, Signal handshake, and post-quantum path.
Open →Straight answers
They host encrypted blobs and a few plaintext coordination files (for example read receipts and the live handshake envelope). They cannot read your message bodies if encryption is in place. They can see that the repository is active. Use a host you trust for availability — not for privacy of content.
Glitr writes to your repository from the app. Hosts require a personal access token with permission to read and write contents. The token stays on your device. We do not operate a login server that stores it.
When the other person is offline, git is the mailbox: write, push, they fetch later. That is seconds, not milliseconds. When you are both online, Glitr opens a live link and messages travel directly. If that link drops, send falls back to git.
What is encrypted vs what a host can see · Terms and privacy
Open Glitr, connect a repo you already control, and send.
