Meet Auris
Closer conversations.
An identity of your own.
Auris brings private calls, encrypted messages and a phone-number-free identity together in an app made for iPhone.
Built around the people you choose
Calls come first
Voice and video are at the heart of Auris. Adaptive media and connection recovery are built to help a conversation keep going as the network changes.
Make a call →Your identity starts on your device
Your iPhone creates your Auris ID and private keys. You can connect without giving Auris a phone number, email address or address book. Share an ID, QR code or invitation with the people you want to reach.
Choose how people find you →Privacy you can shape
Choose invitation-only discovery, relay your calls, verify a contact, and decide what notifications reveal. Protect local history with biometrics, an Auris passphrase, or both.
Find your privacy settings →Encryption with the future in mind
Auris combines classical and post-quantum key material and evolves conversation keys over time. The design aims to protect conversations recorded today against future quantum attacks.
See the protections and their evidence →What we are working toward
We want private communication to feel effortless: a call you look forward to making, an identity you choose to share, and meaningful control over what you leave behind.
That means investing in call reliability, reducing the information needed to deliver a conversation, and making the technology easier to inspect. Our research explores stronger authentication, continuity and more private access patterns. These are directions we are pursuing; each research page identifies what has been established so far.
Try Auris in private beta
Auris is currently free and in private TestFlight testing for iPhone on iOS 26 or later. If you have an invitation, the getting-started guide takes you from first launch to your first conversation.
Follow the version record for release progress.
Explore the design
Take the visual tour for the story of a conversation, or use the security overview for a compact map of protections, trust assumptions and review status.
Released beta · Reviewed · Review scope and versions