The Master Dev France 2025 event was a great success, with over 1,000 developers participating in a development challenge. Skred sponsored two teams: one from Ynov (https://www.ynov.com) and another from the Université d’Orléans (https://www.univ-orleans.fr). The first team tackled a graph discovery problem for a robot and used Python to solve the challenge. The second team […]
Skred protects your privacy and freedom by sending messages and photos directly between devices, without storing any content on a server. However, to establish a WebRTC connection for real-time communication, a signaling server is needed to initiate and manage the connection between peers. This signaling server creates and manages connections between devices. A contact relation is […]
Many users wonder why, at times, their messages on SKRED seem to be “stuck” and not sent immediately. The answer is simple: unlike other messaging apps, SKRED does not use intermediary servers. This ensures maximum privacy and security—but it also means messages can only be sent when the recipient is available to receive them directly […]
SKRED continues to innovate in secure and seamless communication. With our exclusive click-to-call feature, subscribers can generate unlimited personalized QR codes, allowing anyone to contact them instantly—without the caller needing to install an app or create an account. How does SKRED click-to-call work? It’s simple: you generate a QR code with custom parameters, and when […]
In a world where data protection is a major concern, Skred continues to establish itself as the trusted complementary or alternative solution for those who want to communicate without being monitored. With impressive growth in January 2025, the numbers speak for themselves: A record growth A new user joins Skred every 27 seconds. A surge […]
This is the first public release! Features: All conversations are encrypted from end to end and from mobile to mobile and are not stored on any server. The encryption technologies are open source.
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