1Every room is just for two people. There's no public list, no way to browse or stumble into someone else's room.
2The room name is the password. It's literally what encrypts everything said inside. Use a long, unusual phrase, not "test" or "hello".
3Messages arrive blurred. Once opened, they burn for good after a short countdown, on both sides.
Ember
A private room for two. Every message burns after it's read, for good.
ROOM NAME
OR
RECENT ROOMS (saved on this device only)
How this works: the room name you pick doubles as the encryption key for everything said inside it. Nothing readable ever reaches the database, only scrambled data. That also means the name itself is the whole secret: use a long, unusual phrase only the two of you would think of, never something short or guessable like "test" or "hello". Anyone who later learns the exact name could open the room, same as anyone who learns a shared password could. So when in doubt, tap Generate a private room name instead of typing your own.
Ember is created by Rus Cristian, Founder & CEO of The Hive Strategic Group LLC, proudly supported by The Hive Strategic Group LLC. Privacy Policy