Chats that stay between you.
Timgioh.lol chats run peer to peer and every message is end-to-end encrypted in your browser. Nothing is stored, nothing is logged, and when the chat ends there's nothing left to find.
- Messages never land on an Timgioh.lol server
- No history, no logs, no chat database
- Invite only, the key lives in the link
Free for everyone. No account, no email, no phone number.
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End-to-end encrypted
Open a room
You get an invite link to send to your friends.
Got an invite?
Paste the full link, including the part after #.
Message path
Browser to browser. We see nothing.
Most chat apps send your messages through their servers, where they can be read, stored or scanned. Here the two browsers open a direct WebRTC channel, and each message is locked with AES-256 before it even leaves your device.
You
Holds the key
Timgioh.lol server
Gets 0 messages
Friend
Holds the key
Why it exists
Made for people who'd rather not trust a server.
Every piece was picked so there's nothing on our side worth breaking into.
Real end-to-end encryption
AES-256-GCM on top of WebRTC's own encryption. The key is made in your browser, not by us.
No message storage
Refresh the tab and the history is gone. There's no chat database to leak, because there is none.
Invite-only links
A room only exists while its host is there. Share the link with people you trust, nobody else gets in.
No account needed
No sign-up, no email, no phone number. Pick a name and you're in.
Works in any browser
No app, no extension, no install. Open the link on your phone or PC and talk.
Disappearing messages
The host can make messages vanish after a minute, and clear the chat for everyone at any time.
Side by side
Timgioh.lol chats vs the usual apps
Nothing to hand over
You can't leak a message you never had.
Most chat apps keep your messages on their servers. That makes them something that can be read, scanned, leaked or requested later.
Timgioh.lol chats skip that part. Two browsers open an encrypted connection, talk, and close it. We never have your conversation, so there's nothing to scan, hand over or lose.
No plaintext on our side
The key is made in your browser and only travels inside the invite link.
No logs, no backups
There is no chat table in our database. Not an empty one, none at all.
The host owns the room
Host leaves, room is gone. No copies left behind anywhere.
Standard, checkable tech
WebRTC and the Web Crypto API, built into every modern browser. Anyone can check what leaves the tab.
Four steps
How it works
Open a room
Your browser makes a room code and a fresh key. Nothing is created on our side.
Send the link
The link holds the room code and the key. That's the whole invite.
Browsers connect
They find each other and open a direct, encrypted channel between them.
Talk, then close
When the host leaves, the room ends and every message is gone.
Answers
Common questions
Yes. Open a room, send the invite link to your friends and talk. Everything runs from browser to browser, right on this page.
Yes, a room fits up to 10 people. The person who opened the room keeps it alive and passes messages on, so when they leave, the chat ends for everyone.
Yes, free for everyone. No account, no subscription, no small print.
Yes. Every message is locked with AES-256-GCM in your browser before it leaves your device, on top of WebRTC's own encryption. The key is made in your browser and only lives in the invite link after the #, a part browsers never send to a server.
No. There is no chat database and no API route for chats. Messages only exist in the open tabs, so refresh or close the chat and they are gone. The host can also make messages disappear after a minute.
Possibly. The browsers connect directly to each other, and with any direct WebRTC connection the people in the room can find out each other's IP address. If that matters to you, use a VPN. The free PeerJS service that helps browsers find each other only sees connection setup, never a message.
Yes. Anyone with the full invite link can join, pick a name and talk. No sign-up, no email, no phone number.
The room ends and every message is gone. Nothing is left behind anywhere, so if you want to keep something, copy it before the host closes the chat.
Nothing from your chats. We never have your messages, so there is nothing to read, scan, hand over or leak, and chats aren't tied to your account.
Private chats, no strings attached.
Free for everyone on Timgioh.lol. No subscription, no account, no small print.
To find each other, browsers use the free PeerJS service (it only sees connection setup, never a message). If a direct connection isn't possible, the already encrypted data can go through a relay. Whoever started the chat keeps it alive: when they leave, it ends for everyone.