QERYX COMING SOON
OBSERVATORY

All products

Take every instrument under one identity.

One SERPENT-ID across the whole ecosystem. One identity, carried into every instrument below.

Every instrument here is coming soon; one marked In development arrives later than the rest. The floor is maximal for everyone.

Start here. Every word is sealed before it leaves your hand.

The full messenger at maximum capability.

  1. Q-RATCHET Coming soon

    Messenger

    A fresh key for every message you send.

    Text, photo, video, and voice under Q-Ratchet: hybrid ML-KEM-1024 + X25519 key agreement with ChaCha20-Poly1305 sealing. A seizure yields ciphertext it cannot open and routing metadata under a published retention ladder — never a word you wrote.

  2. EVS-PQ binder Coming soon

    Voice & Video

    Voice that stays clear when the network does not.

    Calls keyed by the same hybrid handshake as your messages — ML-KEM-1024 + X25519, with caller and callee identities and the call ID bound into the media key — and codecs and forward error correction tuned to hold a voice through failing networks.

  3. Q-GROUPCIPHER Coming soon

    Groups & Channels

    Group names, descriptions, and every word sealed end-to-end.

    Groups and channels with names, descriptions, and content end-to-end encrypted — the relay holds the group avatar, the admin and owner identifiers, and the roster it delivers to, for routing — plus owner-signed admin rights and channel-scoped identities.

  4. Q-METASILENCE Coming soon

    Disappearing & Sealed

    Messages that vanish on a timer the relay is never told.

    Disappearing messages, sealed sender, panic wipe, and a decoy PIN. A timed message leaves this phone when its timer ends, even if the phone’s clock is set back, and a chat’s rows show black in a screenshot taken on this phone.

    The disappearing timer opens once a two-phone test passes.

Carry one identity into every instrument.

One identity across every instrument.

  1. QLEAP In development

    QLEAP VPN

    Three hops. Zero memory.

    Built as a three-hop onion of post-quantum-keyed tunnels with operator-owned exits, post-quantum DNS, and a killswitch that fails closed. Once the relays run distributed, no single hop will see both ends of your connection; in the single-site relay mode every layer key is registered with the relay, so hop separation is a deployment property, not a structural one.

    Arrives in a later update, after the messenger.

  2. QADUCEUS In development

    Qaduceus AI

    An intelligence that shows you its thinking.

    A sovereign assistant with a workspace and artifacts, its reasoning visible as it runs — on device by default, or on QERYX-operated hardware; the attested-enclave lane arrives when the attestation is real. Every capability described is built, and no other is claimed.

    Capabilities listed are the ones built, and no others.

  3. QMAIL In development

    QMail

    Mail sealed to the recipient. Burn-after-read when it matters.

    Post-quantum encrypted email with a secure portal for outside recipients: token-linked, burn-after-read, and a key-health view of everyone you write to.

    Arrives in a later update, after the messenger.

  4. QVAULT Coming soon

    QVault

    Secrets that stay on your iPhone, each sealed under its own key.

    Passwords, notes, codes, and documents that never leave your iPhone. Each item is sealed with ChaCha20-Poly1305 under its own key, derived from your vault key, and a decoy PIN, which never counts as a wrong attempt, opens a separate vault.

    The vault lives on one iPhone alone: its items never reach another device, so a lost iPhone is a lost vault.

  5. QWALLET In development

    QWallet

    Self-custody, every transaction signed under ML-DSA-87.

    A self-custody wallet where every transaction is signed under ML-DSA-87 — swap, stake, bridge, and recover socially, without a custodian.

    Arrives in a later update, after the messenger.

  6. WADJET In development

    Wadjet Browser

    A browser that shows you the threat before the page loads.

    A browser built in Rust around the Lens threat HUD: post-quantum onion transport, container tabs, and Wadjet Ident sign-in. In development.

    Nothing here ships yet.

  7. HYDRASIM Coming soon

    HydraSIM

    A sovereign eSIM with six-bearer failover.

    Instant eSIM with global data and six-bearer failover, engineered to keep you reachable when a network disappears.

    Carrier provisioning and automated number rotation are not enabled yet.

Work where nothing is meant to surface.

The underground, for work that cannot surface.

  1. QSEAL In development

    QSeal

    Post-quantum authentication for the deepest work.

    Sealed communication above the messenger floor: post-quantum authentication, stream sealing, and verification built for work that cannot surface.

    Arrives in a later update, after the messenger.

  2. SHADOW-ID In development

    Shadow ID

    An identity that answers to no directory.

    A second identity, minted at random inside the sealed compartment, that no directory ever links to your first — because no directory holds it.

    Arrives in a later update, after the messenger.

  3. GHOST-SERPENT In development

    Ghost Serpent

    Decoy traffic that buries the pattern of your day.

    Cover traffic woven around your real signal so the shape of your communication reveals nothing.

    Arrives in a later update, after the messenger.

Read what runs underneath all of it.

The database, cache, storage, and crypto core beneath every app.

  1. MIXCOATLDB Coming soon

    MixcoatlDB

    A database that encrypts before it stores.

    A sovereign database engine that encrypts before it stores. The carrier ledger holds ciphertext; plaintext never reaches it.

  2. GLYCONCACHE Coming soon

    GlyconCache

    A cache that seals at write and forgets on time.

    An encrypted cache for the hot path: entries sealed at write, expired by design, gone on schedule.

  3. QSFS Coming soon

    QSFS

    File storage that has only ever seen ciphertext.

    Sharded, encrypted file storage: every blob arrives sealed, splits across shards, and is erased on schedule.

  4. CRYPTO-CORE Coming soon

    crypto-core

    One Rust core beneath every platform.

    The source-published Rust library beneath every QERYX platform: ML-KEM-1024, ML-DSA-87, X25519, and ChaCha20-Poly1305 behind a single FFI surface.