Typical messengers
- Require a phone number
- Sync your entire address book
- Open the door to spam & stranger pings
- Cloud-readable history by default
Pluto
Chat that’s out of this world
Fast, simple, encrypted messaging — without sharing phone numbers.
Safe · Secure · Encrypted
Most chat apps start with your phone number and your contacts. Pluto starts with privacy — encrypted messages, spam-free invites, and a Pluto name instead of a phone book.
Built different
Messages are locked for the people in the chat — not for Pluto, not for advertisers, not for anyone in between.
Sign in with Google and pick a Pluto name. Friends find you by handle — your number never becomes your identity.
No contact-scraping blast lists. You choose who to add. Quiet chats, on purpose.
History stays on-device. Pluto doesn’t keep a readable cloud copy. Back up with a passphrase when you want a safety net.
Calls that can ring when the phone is locked — answer, decline, or speaker, without handing over your address book.
Notification peeks stay off until you turn them on. You’re in control of what’s visible on a lock screen.
What you don’t give up
FAQ
Yes. Only you and the people in the chat can read messages. Pluto doesn’t look at your chats, and there’s no readable cloud copy of your history.
No. Sign in with Google, choose a Pluto name, and add friends by that handle. Your phone number is not your identity on Pluto.
On your phone. If you uninstall or wipe app data, they’re gone unless you’ve saved an encrypted backup first.
You choose a passphrase. Pluto makes a locked copy of chats, contacts, and saved messages — for Google Drive app data or a local file you control.
Yes. Download on Android and start messaging without selling your contacts or phone number for access.

Download Pluto on Android — encrypted messaging without trading your phone number for an account.
Get Pluto on Google Play