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SheraChat

Communication / In development

An offline-first messenger that keeps local intent, reconnects carefully and gives every interaction a sense of place.

A communication product designed around people who need to understand whether a message is saved locally, pending or accepted by the server.

Durable message outboxLocal conversation historyRealtime reconciliationPhysical interaction design
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Development preview. Current message encryption is not end-to-end encryption. Calls and notifications depend on deployment configuration.

SheraChat conversation list in the development app, with sample conversationsDEVELOPMENT CAPTURE / SAMPLE CONVERSATIONS

Actual application capture · Development preview.

Conversation with continuity.

Keep the user’s intent first. Persist a message on the device before sending, then reconcile it with canonical history using a stable message identifier.

A message should keep its intent

SheraChat persists a local message before attempting to send it. A durable outbox and a stable message identifier help reconcile retries with canonical conversation history. That architecture addresses interrupted connections without asking the user to guess whether a message disappeared.

Clear release and security boundaries

The development application uses Flutter, Supabase Auth, PostgreSQL, Supabase Realtime and a Hive working set. Current encryption is not end-to-end encryption. Calls, notifications and release readiness depend on device and backend configuration. The linked product website may describe an earlier public version; the boundaries stated here refer to the locally verified development implementation.

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Useful questions.
Clear answers.

Is SheraChat end-to-end encrypted?

The currently verified development implementation is not end-to-end encrypted. We do not make an end-to-end encryption claim for it.

Is SheraChat ready for production use?

It remains in development. Device, backend, security and release checks are required before presenting the application as a production-ready service.

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