End-to-end encryption
Your messages are encrypted between participants rather than being treated as readable server-side content.
Private by default. Temporary by design.
A private chatroom that doesn't need to know who you are.
No email. No phone number. No account.
Create a room. Share the link. Talk privately. Then poof. It’s gone.
- E2E encrypted
- Post-quantum protected
- Zero-knowledge architecture
Privacy shouldn't require an identity.
The internet has made it easy to communicate. It has also made it easy to be identified, tracked and remembered.
Poof takes a different approach. You don't build a profile. You don't establish a permanent identity. You don't create a history before you can have a conversation.
You simply enter the room.
Nothing to sign up for.
- No email.
- No phone number.
- No username.
- No password.
- No profile.
- No contact list.
- No account waiting for you when you come back.
A room is enough.
- Create it.
- Share it.
- Use it.
Privacy is not a feature. It's a principle.
A private conversation shouldn't require you to surrender personal information first.
A temporary conversation shouldn't automatically become a permanent record.
And a service that protects your privacy shouldn't need to know everything about you.
Less information. Less exposure.
Poof is for the moments where you want to say:
“Let’s just talk.”
Built for the conversations you don't want to leave behind.
Not every conversation needs a timeline.
Not every person needs to become a contact.
Not every file needs to become a permanent cloud object.
- A private discussion.
- A one-time collaboration.
- A sensitive topic.
- A temporary group.
- A conversation between people who don't need another account.
Some things are better left in the moment.
Security that looks simple.
Behind Poof is a modern cryptographic architecture designed around a simple goal:
Keep the conversation between the people having it.
Post-quantum cryptography
Poof incorporates modern post-quantum cryptographic mechanisms designed to address threats from future quantum-capable attackers.
Zero-knowledge principles
Poof is designed to minimize what the service needs to know about its users and their conversations.
Ephemeral by design
Rooms have defined lifetimes rather than becoming permanent communication spaces.
Your privacy should survive the future.
Today's encryption was designed for today's computers.
Quantum computing changes the threat model.
Data intercepted today could potentially become useful to an attacker tomorrow if it can eventually be decrypted.
Poof is designed with that future in mind.
Temporary conversations. Long-term cryptographic thinking.
One room. One purpose.
Poof doesn't try to become your new social network.
- No feeds.
- No follower counts.
- No permanent contacts.
- No notification ecosystem competing for your attention.
Poof exists for the conversation. Nothing more is required.
Sometimes ten minutes is enough.
Free, for two.
Classic Room
A simple private room for two.
- Lifetime
- 10 minutes
- People
- 1 creator + 1 guest
- Messaging
- Text chat
- E2E encrypted
- Post-quantum protected
- Zero-knowledge architecture
Free
Sometimes you need more.
Super Room
Upgrade your room when the conversation needs more time, more people or more functionality.
Lifetime
People
- Up to 10 people
- File sharing
- Extended room lifetime
- Additional room controls
Burn Poof tokens to unlock. All built on the same privacy architecture.
Why tokens?
Poof doesn't need your personal information to give you more. Super Rooms use a simple token mechanism instead.
You burn tokens when you need additional capacity. More time. More people. More functionality.
No identity upgrade required.
For the technically curious.
Poof is designed around modern cryptographic primitives and an ephemeral communication model.
The protocol is built to minimize persistent identity and unnecessary data collection while providing encrypted communication between participants.
Read the ProtocolThe philosophy is simple: Collect less. Expose less. Keep less. Delete what doesn't need to exist.
Privacy is freedom from unnecessary permanence.
You shouldn't have to explain why you want a private conversation.
You shouldn't have to create an identity to communicate.
You shouldn't have to leave everything behind just because you used the internet.
Privacy isn't hiding.
Privacy is choosing what remains yours.
Talk freely.
Then poof.
Create a private room in seconds.
No account. No email. No phone. No identity.
Just a room.