OMEMO.global runs as a retail bundle (chat + global eSIM) for individuals, and as a white-label stack for organizations that need to operate the same product under their own brand and domain. Pick a tier below or jump straight to a specific use case.
Travelers, nomads, public figures — anyone whose adversary model isn't 'spam call.'
Healthcare, law, finance, security. Industries where every message ends up on the record.
Maritime, energy, aviation, defense — operating on a network that isn't yours.
Diplomatic services, advocacy orgs, journalism networks, aid teams in difficult regions.
Travelers, nomads, public figures, anyone whose adversary model isn't 'spam call.' Whether you want the bundle (chat + global eSIM) or just the chat app — both fit.
One eSIM that connects in 100+ countries plus an encrypted-chat client that doesn't care which network you're on. Stay reachable on the same JID as you cross borders, without burning roaming fees on a US carrier or trusting whatever airport WiFi looks least sketchy.
A single number-free identity that follows you city to city. No SIM-swap risk, no porting paperwork when you change country, no two-factor SMS arriving on a number you can't access. Add the eSIM only when you actually need a data plan.
OMEMO is open-source, peer-reviewed end-to-end encryption — not a brand promise. Your messages and calls leave your device encrypted; no provider, including us, can decrypt them. No phone-number registration, no contacts upload, no metadata broker pipeline.
OPSEC matters more when your seed phrase is on the table. End-to-end encrypted chat with no SIM-swap dependency means a stolen number can't unlock anything. Pair with a hardware wallet workflow for clean key-recovery comms with co-signers.
Sensitive family logistics, travel plans, and asset moves shouldn't sit in iCloud or WhatsApp's cloud backups. Encrypted comms across the household plus a roaming eSIM the principal can hand to a kid going abroad — same product, two use-cases.
When the wrong screenshot becomes a news story, the strongest defense is a chat surface that didn't store the message in the first place. OMEMO's forward-secrecy means even a future device compromise can't decrypt past conversations.
Healthcare, law, finance, security, and the boardroom. The common thread: regulators, opposing counsel, or attackers will eventually look at your comms — what you want is for that look to find encrypted ciphertext, not a paper trail.
A HIPAA-aligned, sovereign alternative to TigerConnect for clinical messaging. Self-hosted JID domain, OMEMO end-to-end encryption, audit trail under your control — without the proprietary-cloud dependency or seat-licensing complexity. Branded admin portal for IT to manage clinicians and on-call rotations.
Deal-room comms with a clean compliance trail. Encrypted at rest and in transit, message retention controlled by your domain, no leaks to third-party messaging vendors. Drop-in for compliance-grade IB / hedge-fund / commodities-desk chat where Bloomberg messaging isn't tight enough.
Privileged-communications channel between counsel, clients, and co-counsel. Self-hosted JID domain keeps the discovery footprint inside the firm — not on a SaaS vendor's servers. Encryption stays end-to-end through every device, partner, paralegal, and external counsel.
Live deal coordination across bankers, lawyers, and external counsel without exposing terms to a vendor's metadata pipeline. Per-deal group rooms with their own JID space, killable on close. Branded app means everyone's already on the same channel from kick-off.
C-suite, board members, and chiefs of staff get a parallel comms channel that never touches consumer messaging. Sensitive logistics — quarterly numbers, leadership changes, M&A targets — stay off WhatsApp and out of personal email. Optional eSIM bundle for traveling principals.
When you're working a live breach, you don't want to coordinate on the channel that's potentially compromised. A separate, OMEMO-encrypted comms path for the IR team — running on infrastructure you control — means breach updates don't leak through the attacker's foothold.
Engagement chat between red-team operators and the customer's blue-team contact, isolated from the customer's own corporate comms. Out-of-band for finding-disclosures so reports don't leak through the network you're testing.
Live coordination between drivers, advance teams, residence security, and the principal — with no number-based vector and no public infrastructure dependency. Pair the eSIM with the rebranded chat app for protective-detail kits issued at hire.
Maritime, energy, aviation, defense — operating environments where your team is on someone else's infrastructure for the duration of the job. The product doesn't care which network the data lands on; encryption stays end-to-end either way.
Vessel-to-shore comms over satellite or port WiFi without trusting whatever broker handles the connection. Single global eSIM works in every port; OMEMO chat works regardless of how the data lands. Crew rotations don't need a SIM swap.
Remote-site teams (rigs, pits, exploration camps) get a comms channel that doesn't depend on a corporate WAN you're not running. Sat-uplink or local cellular — both work. Roster admin sits inside the company, not a third-party SaaS.
Cabin-staff and crew comms with the principal that don't go through commercial carrier voice or text. Roaming eSIM in every destination means there's no per-airport SIM hunt for the flight team.
Sub-collateral comms between cleared personnel where the underlying infrastructure has to be auditable and not US-cloud-resident. Self-hosted XMPP server on your domain checks the sovereignty box; OMEMO checks the encryption box.
Diplomatic services, advocacy orgs, journalism networks, aid teams in difficult regions. Self-hosted JID domains, federated XMPP, and end-to-end encryption all work in the same direction: your comms graph stays inside your perimeter.
Sovereign comms channel that runs on a domain the government controls — not a US-based SaaS silo. Cabinet-level groups, embassy-to-MFA traffic, sensitive bilateral coordination, and intra-agency working groups all on one stack you operate.
Source-protection-grade comms between reporters, editors, and confidential sources. No metadata broker has the contact graph. JID-based identity keeps source contact details out of phone-number databases that get leaked or subpoenaed.
Field-staff, in-country contacts, and HQ on a comms channel that doesn't report metadata back to a hostile environment's regulator. Federated XMPP means a partner org with their own server can interoperate without either side trusting a central provider.
When you're operating in a country whose government may surveil your team, every dependency matters. Self-hosted JID domain on infrastructure outside the operating zone, plus a roaming eSIM that works across borders, makes the comms posture defensible.
Get-out-the-vote teams, poll observers, and campaign field staff coordinating in jurisdictions where consumer messaging gets monitored or throttled around election windows. Branded app + custom domain means nothing in the visible install ties back to a foreign vendor.
Newsroom or legal-firm intake desk that gives sources a known-safe inbound channel. Sources install the branded chat app, message a known JID, and the rest of the workflow happens inside the org's own infrastructure.
Across every audience above, the product flexes the same way: the encryption is fixed (OMEMO is OMEMO), but the brand, domain, distribution, retention, and support tier all bend to fit. A summary of the customization hooks white-label engagements pull on:
App name, bundle ID, colors, wordmark, splash, notification icon — all yours. Distributed via your Play / App Store listing, your F-Droid repo, or direct download. Users never see the OMEMO.global name unless you want them to.
Users log in as username@chat.yourbrand.com, not on our domain. The XMPP server is operated by us but DNS, branding, and TLS certificate all live under your name. Looks and feels like your product end-to-end.
The same admin / reseller stack we run for OMEMO.global, but at admin.yourbrand.com. Manage users, expirations, device re-activations, audit log, and (optional) reseller sub-accounts of your own. Branded to match.
Pair the chat product with our 100+ country roaming data eSIM under your brand. Same partner pipeline, same coverage — but the activation email and the customer's order page wear your logo. Useful for verticals where the chat-only product isn't enough on its own.
Per-deployment message-retention policy (delete after N days, or never). MAM history scoped to your server. Audit log of admin actions. Optional integration with your SIEM for the events that matter.
A named support engineer assigned to your account, priority response on incidents (4-hour P1, next-business-day P2), scheduled office hours for technical questions, and quarterly engineering check-ins. SLA tier scales with deployment size.
For the deeper architecture, pricing model, and what we operate vs. what you operate, see the dedicated white-label page. For wholesale resale of the retail bundle, see the reseller program.
The list above isn't exhaustive. The shape that consistently works is: a defined audience that needs encrypted comms + (often) mobile data, where the off-the-shelf consumer messengers create a metadata, brand, or sovereignty problem. If that sounds like yours, get in touch and we'll work out which side of the retail / white-label split fits.
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