You will not need internet, servers, or even phone numbers to use Bitchat. It is all about Bluetooth-based peer-to-peer communication.

Jack Dorsey has redefined private messaging beyond internet-dependent platforms, a decentralised app built on Bluetooth mesh networks.

Know what Bitchat is-

Bitchat can transform your iOS or macOS device into a node in a self-forming Bluetooth mesh network. This open-source app is in the public domain and can run both as a client and a peripheral, automatically discovering nearby peers, relaying messages across multiple hops, and caching messages for devices that go offline. Keeping in mind the privacy of all messages, private or group, are protected by modern cryptography and can survive even when the network lacks internet or cellular service.

The pros of Bitchat that can be useful for a digital marketing agency…

• Offline mode working capability on local Bluetooth LE mesh network, with automatic peer discovery and multi-hop relaying.
• Providing end-to-end encryption for both private and channel messages.
• Catches messages for offline peers until they reconnect.
• No accounts, email addresses, or phone numbers required. A message can be done live only on users’ devices.

Let’s check the key features of Bitchat-

• Decentralised Mesh Network.
• End-to-End Encryption.
• Channel-Based Group Chats.
• Store & Forward.
• Cover Traffic.
• Emergency Wipe.
• Adaptive Power Mode.
• Privacy.
• Familiar with IRC-style interface.

Know how beneficial Bitchat is-

• You can chat without internet or central servers.
• Your private chats are secured by modern cryptography.
• Your offline peers will receive messages once they come back online.
• Battery-friendly.
• You will not require any accounts, phone numbers, or persistent identifiers.
• Native iOS and macOS apps, a Protocol designed for easy Android client implementation.

Now you must be thinking, why use this Bitchat app?

Here are some facts that might help you rethink for Bitchat…

• Offline Messaging – Stay connected even when you’re in