Morse Messenger
Talk without giving anything away.
No ads. No tracking. Just messaging.
Chat without sharing a phone number or email. Start a conversation with your .
No public profile. No ads or tracking. Your messages stay between you and the people you trust. Always.
Simple. Private. Independent.
How it works
Privacy starts the moment you sign up.
Most messaging apps ask for a phone number or email before you can send a message. Morse does not. Create an account with a Morse ID, choose whether to add an encrypted profile, and connect only with people you trust.
Create an account in seconds without providing a phone number or email. Secure access with a PIN and optional biometric protection.
Secure your account
Optional PIN or biometric protection
You receive a unique Morse ID that you can share with others. This ID is not tied to your real world identity.
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Messages, media, stickers, and calls are end-to-end encrypted. Only the people in the conversation can read, view, or hear them.
Features
Built for privacy from the ground up.
Every part of Morse is designed to reduce exposure and remove unnecessary risk.
End to end encryption
All messages are encrypted on your device and decrypted only on the recipient's device. Only the people in the conversation can read what is sent.
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Data-minimizing by design
No address-book upload, public user directory, advertising, or behavioral profiling. Morse is designed to reduce the identity and delivery data the service needs.
Intentional connections
Connect through a Morse ID, QR code, or invitation instead of uploading your address book or exposing yourself in a public directory.
No phone number
Create a Morse account without a phone number or email. Add an optional encrypted profile and choose what approved contacts can see.
Complete conversations, privately
Share end-to-end encrypted messages, photos, videos, voice notes, stickers, locations, polls, quizzes, checklists, and more—without adding a public social layer.
Disappearing messages
You can choose to automatically remove messages after they are read. This keeps your conversation history short and private.
Does Morse have voice and video calls
Yes. Morse supports end-to-end encrypted one-to-one voice and video calls on iOS and Android.
Use cases
Privacy for real conversations.
Whether a conversation is personal, professional, or sensitive, it should stay private.
Personal privacy
Talk freely without profiling or tracking.
Business
Discuss confidential topics without leaking strategy or data.
Journalism
Communicate with sources without exposing identity.
Sensitive conversations
Organize and coordinate without surveillance pressure.
Our promise
Privacy should not require trust.
It should be built into the system.
No tracking
We do not use conversations to target advertising or build behavioral profiles. Morse is funded directly by its users.
No way to read your messages
All messages are encrypted on your device and decrypted only on the recipient's device. Only the people in the conversation can read what is sent.
No third party access
End-to-end encryption prevents the service from reading conversation content. Morse does not sell personal data or provide access to advertisers.
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Business model
You are not the product.
Free apps still need revenue. That revenue often comes from advertising, data collection, or engagement tracking.
Morse is funded directly by its users.
This removes the incentive to collect data or optimize for surveillance. Privacy works only when the business model aligns.
Pricing
One simple plan. Full privacy.
About $24.99 per month.
About $24.99 per month
What is included
Your subscription keeps Morse independent and your conversations private.
For privacy seekers
Not for everyone. Built for privacy.
Morse is not trying to replace social messengers.
It is built for people who want communication without identity, tracking, or surveillance pressure.
A quiet place to talk.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Morse. Still have questions?
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