Stateless Design: No Server Dependency

Cipher: Decentralized and Autonomous Encryption

Cipher operates entirely without reliance on centralized servers for any part of the encryption, decryption, or identity management process. Its architecture is fundamentally stateless, meaning every operation—channel creation, key generation, encryption, and decryption—occurs locally within the user's device environment.

Offline Functionality

Once the application is loaded into the browser, it can function in full offline mode. Users can disconnect entirely—activating airplane mode, disabling Wi-Fi, or moving into a no-network zone—and still access every core feature without interruption. As long as Cipher was loaded prior to the loss of connectivity, its local execution remains unaffected.

Resilience and Privacy

This ensures maximal resilience and privacy: there are no cloud dependencies, no background pings, no logging, and no metadata collection. The application does not store any data externally, nor does it rely on session tokens, user-state, or server-side logic.

Volatile Memory

All memory is volatile—cleared upon refresh or closure—and all cryptographic operations occur inside the user's local execution context. Cipher is not just decentralized in principle; it is operationally autonomous. The user alone holds the keys, data, and computational control.