Open source, so you can check
You shouldn't have to take our word for how your keys are made. The code that encrypts your data is public, and jellysuite stands on open-source projects we're grateful for.
Our code
The two libraries that decide who can read what, published under the MIT licence.
Every lock in jellysuite: envelopes bound to an item's id and key version, sealed boxes for sharing, signatures, key derivation and safety words. Built on libsodium, nothing home-made.
The key hierarchy and sharing logic every app runs on your device: which key unlocks which, who can unwrap what, and why.
Built on
The main projects inside jellysuite, what we use each one for, and its licence.
Cryptography
Writing together
Calendar
Apps and interface
Found something? Tell us.
Issues and pull requests are welcome on GitHub. If it's a security problem, email us first so we can fix it before it's public.