Proton Mail
proton.me
Encrypted mailbox where the provider cannot read the contents of your messages
Free tier
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element.io
End-to-end encrypted group chat in a browser tab, on the open Matrix network.
A full chat client — rooms, threads, voice and video calls, file sharing — running in the page against the decentralised Matrix protocol, with end-to-end encryption on by default for private rooms. Because the protocol is open you can use the public matrix.org server, someone else's, or your own, and still talk to everyone. It is the realistic browser answer to 'a team chat nobody has to install'.
Questions
Free to use, but you have to register before it will do the job. Encryption key management is the rough edge — lose your recovery key on a new device and old messages stay permanently unreadable.
Yes. Element sends your input to its own servers to process it. That is fine for public material; for anything containing personal data, use one of the on-device tools instead.
Encryption key management is the rough edge — lose your recovery key on a new device and old messages stay permanently unreadable.
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