Press kit
// for journalists, bloggers, and anyone writing about NOX
Quick answer: everything below is free to use under the only condition that you don't misrepresent what NOX is. No registration, no permission email, no embargo. If you want a quote or a hands-on tour, write [email protected].
60-word description
Copy-paste-ready for an article opener:
NOX is a privacy-first chat app for ongoing communities — servers,
channels, voice rooms, direct messages — with one structural
difference from the rest of the category: it never asks for your phone
number, email, or any cross-app identifier. Direct messages are
end-to-end encrypted via Signal Protocol. The whole platform is built
and run by one developer, with no ads, no trackers, and no premium tier.
One-line
"The chat app that doesn't ask for your phone number."
Logos
Two formats, fits most contexts:
- favicon.svg — vector, infinite-scaling. The cyan-to-magenta N glyph.
- icon-512.png — 512×512 PNG, transparent background. For social cards, slide decks, mockup mantles.
- apple-touch-icon.png — 180×180 PNG, the iOS-friendly square version.
Open Graph card
The 1200×630 social-share image we use ourselves — drop it into your CMS if you don't want to make your own:
og.png · og.svg (editable source)
Screenshots
Two captures from the desktop build, 1273×808, real product (no mockups):
- shot-dms.png — direct messages list, friends panel, server bar. (webp)
- shot-server.png — server with channels, animated banner, members panel. (webp)
Brand colors
- Cyan —
#00e5ff— primary accent. Active states, links, hero glows. - Orange —
#ff6600— secondary accent. Download CTAs, warning states. - Yellow —
#fcee0a— flag color. Build numbers, version chips. - Magenta —
#ff00d4— used in the wordmark gradient (right end). - Background —
#050510— site/app dark base.
Maintainer
Dan — solo developer, based in Israel. Writes the code, runs the server, answers the support email. More on the about page.
What you can say without checking with us
- NOX is privacy-first chat with servers, channels, voice rooms, and direct messages.
- NOX doesn't collect email, phone, or any cross-app identifier.
- NOX direct messages use the Signal Protocol for end-to-end encryption.
- NOX is run by one developer.
- NOX has Windows desktop, Linux desktop, web, and Android (alpha) builds. iOS is on the roadmap once we have a Mac.
What needs a quick check
- User counts. The number changes daily. Pull the live one from /api/public/stats if you want it accurate at press time.
- Funding. There is none. NOX is not raising, has not raised, and is not "boot-strapped from prior exits" or anything similar.
- Open-source claim. NOX is closed source on the server side. The client-side binary is open for inspection (it's JavaScript shipped to your browser) but the codebase is not published publicly.