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JettChat

JettChat

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Encrypted AI chat with two modes — xChat Native (X OAuth + Solana) and Phantom Mode (Tor + post-quantum, hardware-backed).

JettChat is the OPTX-native messaging client. It ships in two modes, each suited to a different threat model:

  • xChat Native — sign in with X, hold 1 JTX (or pay $8.88), get end-to-end encrypted chat with gaze cursor typing. Faster onboarding for public networks.
  • Phantom Mode — Secure-Legion stack: triple Tor .onion, X25519 + ML-KEM-1024 hybrid PQC, hardware-backed keys (StrongBox/TEE), Ping-Pong biometric wake, duress PIN with cryptographic wipe.

Both modes share the same E2EE messaging primitives: gaze cursor typing, offline-first delivery, group chats, self-destruct messages.

Mode comparison

xChat NativePhantom Mode
LoginSign in with X (OAuth 2.0 PKCE)Jett Hub visual SSO + JTX gate
TransportHTTPSTriple Tor .onion
CryptoTLS + Ed25519 JWTX25519 + ML-KEM-1024 (PQC)
KeysSoftware-managedStrongBox / Secure Enclave / TEE
WakeStandard sessionPing-Pong biometric + duress PIN with wipe
Best forFaster onboardingMaximum metadata resistance
Repojettoptx/joe-jettchat-appSecure-Legion/android

Access flow (JETT Hub)

After Sign in with X, the user picks any one of:

  • Connect wallet · Hold 1 JTX
  • Pay $8.88 via Stripe (no wallet)
  • Pay $8.88 via Tempo CLI

See JETT Auth for the full auth surface and Token / Tiers for subscription upgrades.

Encryption brand names

The cryptographic primitive behind Phantom Mode is referred to in two places:

  • TKDF — the SDK's name for the X25519 + ML-KEM-1024 hybrid construction, used in joe-jettchat-sdk.
  • Secure-Legion — the org-level brand for the same primitive plus Tor + StrongBox + Ping-Pong wake.

They refer to the same underlying construction at different layers.