Add end-to-end encryption to your communications.

Gibberit adds end-to-end encryption to the communications services you already use.

To start using GibberIt:

Install the Chrome Extension
Register for a New Account.
Search for and add your friends by email address or GibberIt screen-name.
While browsing the web, click the green lock icon next to your URL bar to activate GibberIt.

When entering text into your browser, click the 'Encrypt a Message' button in the GibberIt panel to encrypt your message.
If you see encrypted text, activate GibberIt and click the 'Decrypt Messages on This Page' button in the GibberIt panel to read your encrypted messages.
On mobile, use the web portal to send and receive messages at https://www.gibberit.com/message/.
Enjoy!

Now you can exchange encrypted messages with your GibberIt connections through a wide variety of services, such as...

When you want to encrypt or decrypt a message, click the

icon to the right of your address bar, then use the control panel that appears in your browser.

An Encrypted Email From GibberIt

Send Message

GibberIt adds end-to-end encryption to the communications services you already use.

Encrypt your electronic communications so that your messages are only seen by your intended recipients.
Encryption is a form of "Digital Loss Prevention" (DLP). It's smart for private individuals and increasingly necessary for regulation industries like medicine, finance and law.
Many personal and corporate email services scan your messages.
In certain jurisdictions, using an email services that scans your messages may destroy attorney-client privilege. Inadvertent waiver of attorney-client privilege has disastrous implications
By encrypting your communications, the security of your communications is independent of the security intermediary services like your ISP or email service provider, who do not share your interests and over whom you have no control.
Certain types of information should never be sent unencyprted - like medical information, social security numbers, financial information and login credentials.

GibberIt is in beta and is still testing its security. GibberIt does not represent it is fully secure.
Gibberit is not responsible for your personal browser security. Malicious extensions, viruses or other compromises to your browser or local device may compromise GibberIt's security.
You should not use GibberIt on sites you do not trust.
The underlying encryption algorithms are powered by the Stanford Javascript Crypto Library.
We love feedback. If you find any bugs or security issues please email us at info@gibberit.com.
Your use of GibberIt is at your own risk.
For more information, please refer to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.