Permission-first inbox
Unknown senders go to Requests first, so your Inbox stays reserved for identities you allow.
Private beta for permission-first communication
VartaaX — permission-first private messaging
Unknown senders go to Requests. Only allowed identities appear in Inbox.
VartaaX is a working end-to-end encrypted messaging prototype built around identity, consent, and private record keeping for focused conversations.
VartaaX flow preview
Requests, Inbox, and Vault stay separate by design.
Requests
Unknown identity asks to reach you before entering the Inbox.
AllowIgnoreBlock
Inbox
Allowed PMH IDs appear in the main conversation space.
Trusted identity message
Vault
Important encrypted records can be saved outside daily chat.
Private record saved
Key benefits
Built for controlled communication
End-to-end encrypted messaging
Messages are encrypted client-side. The server routes encrypted payloads, not readable message text.
PMH ID identity
Each account is built around a PMH ID, giving conversations a stable identity layer before content starts.
Vault for private records
Important records can be saved into a separate encrypted Vault instead of getting lost in chat history.
Device and recovery control
Recovery codes and trusted-device flows are designed to keep account access intentional and recoverable.
How VartaaX works
Identity first, permission before conversation
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Create PMH ID
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Unknown senders go to Requests
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Allow trusted identities
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Chat privately and save important records to Vault
For pilots and early partners
VartaaX is suitable for conversations where identity, permission, and privacy matter more than open inbox access. It is currently best evaluated as a live demo or private-beta prototype.