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News, engineering deep-dives, and updates from the Voidcom team.
From MLS to Mobile — A Development Update
Voidcom now runs on your phone and your Mac, remembers you with one password instead of two, and sends real push notifications. A quick tour of what shipped in the month after the MLS post.
Voice on MLS — Standardizing What Was Already Encrypted
Voice was already E2E encrypted. Voice was already post-quantum. So why did we rebuild the keying layer? Because custom crypto is a debt for a small team — and standardized crypto inherits the audit community.
I Forgot About Quantum Computers — And What That Taught Me
A news article reminded me that post-quantum security isn't a future problem — it's a now problem. Here's what happened and what we did about it.
Walking the Talk — Why We Moved Our Infrastructure to Europe
Before we even launched, people asked why a privacy-focused app relied on US infrastructure. So we changed it — right in the middle of preparing for beta.
What We Plan to Keep Free — And What Might Not Be
We're sharing our plans for what stays free and what becomes paid after beta — because we think you deserve to know early.
Why Server Chats Aren't End-to-End Encrypted — And Why Your Data Is Still Safe
End-to-end encryption is great — but it breaks moderation, search, and scalability. Here's how Voidcom keeps server chats secure without it.
Beta Roadmap: What's Coming Next
A transparent look at what we've built, what we're working on right now, and where Voidcom is headed in the coming months.
Under the Hood: Our Technology Choices
Our server is built for speed and reliability. The desktop client is a true native app — no Electron, no hidden browser engine.
Welcome to Voidcom — Why We're Building a Better Voice App
Discord runs on Electron. TeamSpeak is stuck in the past. We wanted something built for performance, privacy, and the people who actually use it.
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