Avano Web is being built.
This address is reserved for it. There is nothing to sign in to yet, and nothing here collects anything — no cookies, no analytics, no fonts or scripts from anywhere else.
A browser is a weaker place to keep a secret than a phone, and it is weaker in ways that are specific and worth naming rather than smoothing over. We are not putting a sign-in box on this page until we can say plainly what those weaknesses are — on this screen, before you type anything, not in a policy page you would have to go looking for.
Three of them we already know we have to be honest about: what protects your key if someone takes the computer; the fact that a web page's code is sent to you fresh every time you open it, which is not true of an app you install once; and that browsers delete stored data on their own schedule, so a browser can forget who you are without being asked. The second is the hardest and it has no clean answer — we would rather say so than leave it out.
When Avano Web does open, it will be the convenient option, not the safest one. If someone is actively trying to read your messages, use the phone app.
Nothing on this page is a product claim about what is finished. What runs today, what is being
built, and what we refuse to build is on avano.app/limits.
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