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Briar

Peer-to-peer encrypted messenger that works over Tor, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, even without internet.

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About Briar

Briar was designed for activists, journalists and anyone who might face surveillance or network shutdowns. There are no central servers: messages go directly between devices over the Tor network when online, or over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when people are nearby and the internet is down. Everything is end-to-end encrypted and stored only on your device, and you add contacts by meeting in person or through a trusted introduction. Besides private chats it offers private groups, forums and blogs that sync between contacts. Briar is free and open source, developed by a small non-profit team. It is mainly an Android app, available from Google Play, F-Droid or as a direct download. The project announced in 2026 that it is now in maintenance mode, so expect fixes rather than new features. Its design also means both people need to be online at the same time for delivery, and battery use is higher than conventional messengers.

Best for: Activists and journalists who need messaging that works during internet shutdowns.

Pros and cons

What works

  • Works offline over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
  • No servers; traffic goes over Tor when online
  • Free and open source

Why people leave

  • Now in maintenance mode, with few new features
  • Mainly Android only
  • Contacts must be online at the same time for delivery

Top Briar alternatives

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  1. 1bitchat logo
    bitchat

    A newer Bluetooth mesh messenger for iPhone and Android that also needs no internet.

    66.5
  2. 2Cwtch logo
    Cwtch

    Tor-based, metadata-resistant messaging with desktop as well as Android apps.

    62.6
  3. 3Session logo
    Session

    Onion-routed and anonymous, but with asynchronous delivery and iPhone support.

    59.6
  4. 4SimpleX Chat logo
    SimpleX Chat

    No user identifiers, works across all major platforms, and is actively developed.

    57.2
  5. 5Signal logo
    Signal

    Far easier everyday encrypted messaging when internet access isn't the problem.

    55.3

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Briar: common questions

Is Briar free?

Yes, Briar is free to use.

Is Briar open source?

Yes.

What platforms does Briar run on?

Briar is available for Android.

What are the best alternatives to Briar?

The highest-ranked Briar alternatives right now are bitchat, Cwtch and Session. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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