Long before I ever wrote my first React component or deployed my first API, there was an idea sitting in the back of my mind — loud, crazy, and way ahead of where my skills were.
Most people didn't understand it.
Some thought I was dreaming too big.
Others just laughed and said, "Bro, relax, this one dier it's impossible."
But me? I kept quiet and kept learning.
Where It All Began
Before the web dev grind, before the all-nighters, before the architecture diagrams and encryption schemes, I had a name for it:
Cypher Chat.
That was the imagination version — the fantasy build in my head.
But imagination is cheap.
Reality? Reality will humble you.
So I decided to level up. I took web development seriously for an entire year. I learned, broke things, rebuilt, and kept sharpening my mind. When I finally felt ready, I sat down for over a month and master-planned the entire concept of the application.
That's when I realized: everything I thought I knew was different from everything I needed to build. The more I planned, the more I saw the cracks. And the moment I started building… ohhh, Zigla City, that's where the real story starts.
The Struggles Nobody Saw
I won't lie — some of my best plans turned out to be pure garbage. Not because they weren't smart, but because ideas don't survive first contact with real code.
There were weeks I'd get stuck on one tiny thing. Not because I didn't know how to code — but because I wanted this thing to be perfect. Not "nice". Not "okay". But bulletproof.
So I'd pause. Replan. Re-architect. Break things. Rebuild. Repeat.
I did this for 2 to 3 straight months. And somewhere in that chaos, something incredible started forming.
The Birth of Enzypher
What started as Cypher Chat evolved into something way bigger — something with purpose, discipline, and a soul.
Enzypher.
The name carries meaning — a story only the right people will ever hear.
This wasn’t luck. This wasn’t “just build.” I built everything from scratch:
- the architecture
- the encryption logic
- the documentation
- the message flows
- the models
- the UX
- the entire ecosystem
I built, broke, rebuilt — and built again.
Today, as I write this, Enzypher has a solid beta version running live. Not a mockup. Not a dream. A real system.
What Enzypher Actually Is
Enzypher is not an AI tool. Not a chatbot. Not just another messaging app.
It's a privacy-first encrypted communication system designed for people who want more than a chat box.
Here's what makes it different:
- End-to-end encryption — messages encrypt before they leave your device.
- Zero visibility — even I, the creator, cannot read your messages or meta-data.
- Identity shielding — the sender’s identity stays hidden until you choose.
- Ephemeral messaging — messages disappear completely, leaving no trace.
- Friend + signal system for private, untrackable conversations.
- No backups, no logs, no trails — even notifications reveal nothing.
- Pure client-side decryption — the server only stores ciphertext.
- Next.js 15 foundation — a modern, fast, clean architecture.
Every layer is intentionally built. Every interaction rewrites how chat privacy should feel.
The Beta
You can test the current beta right now. It's clean, stable, and already doing almost everything I imagined.
Sign in with Google. Add a friend. Start a conversation. Feel the difference.
What’s Next?
By 31st December, Enzypher will be a fully polished product — secure, refined, and ready to stand beside any messaging platform built by big tech.
Not because I'm competing with companies — but because I'm competing with my own limits.
Enzypher is not just a project. It's a promise I made to myself.
"If I'm going to build something, it better be untouchable."
This is the biggest thing I’ve ever created — and the beginning of something even bigger.
Welcome to Enzypher.
Welcome to secured freedom.