Product Information
What is Axolotl?
Axolotl is a fully cross-platform Signal client, compatible with devices like Ubuntu Phone. Unlike the desktop Signal client, Axolotl is entirely self-sufficient and does not require you to create an account using the official Signal app.
Features
- Phone registration
- Contact discovery
- Direct messaging
- Primarily group messaging
- Photo, video, audio, and contact attachments in both direct and group modes
- Preview for photo and audio attachments
- Conversation storage
- Encrypted message storage
- Partial configuration/synchronization with desktop client
How to use Axolotl?
Axolotl is a cross-platform Signal-compatible client that supports devices like Ubuntu Phone. It operates independently, requiring no official Signal app account to function, delivering secure communication services.
Core Functions of Axolotl
End-to-End Encryption
VoIP
Encrypted Chat
Video Calls
Voice Chat
Usage Scenarios of Axolotl
- Register a mobile number to start secure communication
- Discover and add new contacts
- Send one-to-one encrypted direct messages
- Participate in group message chats
- Send photos, videos, audio, or contact attachments in chats
- Securely store and manage chat history
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