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MeshChatX

All-in-one Reticulum Client

MeshChatX is a all-in-one Reticulum client featuring messaging, calling, and a nomadnet browser.

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Home
Messaging
Calls
Browser
File Transfer
Bots
Micron Editor
Archiver
Mapping
Interface Discovery
Multiple Identities
Banishment
Auto Backups and Snapshots
Customizable
Telemetry (LXMF)
Tunnel(coming soon)
Host Pages
Group Messages(coming soon)
Group Calls(coming soon)

+ so much more

Decentralized Infrastructure

Built for mesh networks and censorship resistance.

Decentralized

Built on Reticulum. No central servers, no single point of failure. Total ownership of your data.

Cryptographic Primitives

Reticulum uses efficient, strong, and well-tested cryptographic primitives designed for safety and reliability across all platforms.

Read Specification

Mesh Networking

Communicate across any medium. MeshChatX works over the internet, radio, LoRa, and many other mediums!

Platform Support

Officially supported on Desktop (Electron) and Web (Docker/Python). Android is available via Termux.

Videos

Videos About MeshChatX

Truly Anonymous
& Unstoppable

Multiple Identities

Create and manage as many identities as you need. Switch between personas seamlessly while keeping your data private and compartmentalized.

No Age Verification

No government ID, phone number, or email required. Access the network anonymously without any third-party verification or hurdles.

No Censorship

Built for mesh networks and censorship resistance. Your messages propagate automatically and local archiving ensures your data is always available.

Security & integrity

Verification, transparency, and conservative defaults in the desktop stack, so you know what shipped and how it behaves.

  • SLSA Level 3 with hardened supply-chain provenance for release builds.
  • ASAR integrity monitoring helps detect tampering with packaged application resources.
  • In-app integrity monitor for additional runtime assurance.
  • Sigstore cosign-based signing for verifiable artifacts where applicable.
  • Static analysis and dependency scanning with Trivy, pip-audit, Ruff, and CodeQL in the delivery pipeline.
  • CSP plus tight defaults for remote content in the Electron shell (including CORS discipline where it applies).
  • HTTPS and WSS by default for remote pages and transports where supported.