One app for chat, calls, files and backups. Encrypted on your device before anything leaves it. Deleted means gone.
Encrypted on your phone, before anything leaves it.
Encrypted on your phone, before anything leaves it. Our servers store it but can’t read it. Never the words.
What happened to that message, step by step, with the public standards named.
Each of your devices makes its own keys. A new device gets your keys only after you approve it from one you already have and the codes on both screens match. Public standards: ML-KEM-1024 for key exchange, ML-DSA-87 for signatures (FIPS 203 and 204, the NSA CNSA 2.0 suite).
Each chat agrees its own keys and encrypts every message so only the people in it can read it. Standard: MLS (RFC 9420) with a post-quantum cipher suite; AES-256-GCM for content.
Who talks to whom and when, padded sizes, and your account details. Never the words, the files or the keys.
Encrypted on your device, opened only on the devices you sent it to; the rules travel signed with the share; the server holds only encrypted data until the share ends.
The file is encrypted with a one-off key, the key is destroyed, then the space is overwritten and checked. Approach: NIST SP 800-88 Clear. On SSDs deletion is best effort, which is why the key goes first.
Priya sends Arjun a note and a photo. Flip the switch to see what each server keeps.
What the server of a typical app can hold.
Anyone with access to that server, or a copy of it, could read all of this.
Everything our servers seeNobody means to. Here is what stays, and what LMN8 does about it.
Ordinary delete only hides a file. Recovery tools can often find it.
Destroys the only key, overwrites, checks, and gives you signed proof.
Most phone photos quietly record the place, the time and the phone.
Location and hidden metadata are removed on your device before anything is sent.
ID scans, bank papers and passwords sit in Downloads for years.
Finds them on your device, then helps you lock them away or Zero them.
Most apps still lock data with RSA or elliptic-curve keys, so anything copied today, anywhere, could be opened by a quantum computer later. LMN8 uses post-quantum encryption instead: your keys hide in a maze too big to search, even for them.
Built on NSA CNSA 2.0 algorithms: ML-KEM-1024, ML-DSA-87, AES-256.
How it protects youUp close, a search looks like it’s getting somewhere.
LMN8 Enterprise is a separate app with admin approval, signed policies and a shared encrypted Drive.
Noob is free for good, with 10 GB Usage Data, up to 2 GB in the cloud. Paid plans start at ₹149 a month, GST included, and you can try Vanish free for 7 days.
No. They are encrypted on your device and opened only on the devices you and your people approve. Our servers can see who talks to whom and when, and we say so.
No. We never sell your data, and we never will. LMN8 is paid for by subscriptions, not advertising.
Even if someone copied your data today, which is hard to do in the first place, they would hold locked layers with no key to any of them. On the way: your connection to us is protected against quantum computers. Before it leaves: your device encrypts it with keys made and kept on your devices. On our servers: we hold only that encrypted data, stored encrypted again, and never the keys. So there is nothing for a future quantum computer to start from. Built on NSA CNSA 2.0 algorithms: ML-KEM-1024, ML-DSA-87 and AES-256.
Approve a new device from one you still have, or use your 24-word recovery kit. We never store it.
In your region, on local servers, under your local laws. Cloud files are encrypted on your device first, then stored in the region you pick.
Yes, for good, and with the same encryption as every other plan. SOS, chat and one-to-one calls never cost anything.