EncroGram is a messaging app built around a simple question: What remains visible when message content is encrypted?

Most modern messengers encrypt content but still retain significant metadata: who talks to whom, when, how often, and from where.

EncroGram is an attempt to reduce that metadata footprint as far as practically possible. The goal is not mass adoption or feature parity, but a minimal, transparent communication model.

Key points: – No tracking or analytics – No hidden data collection – Focus on architectural simplicity – Explicit threat model (what EncroGram does and does not protect against)

This is not a “Signal killer” and not designed for everyone. It’s an experiment in reducing assumptions around data retention and trust.

Website: https://encrogram.com

I’m interested in technical feedback, criticism, and discussion around the trade-offs.