Secure the main profile
A main passcode establishes the first private boundary before additional spaces are created.
Krew lets you move between work, family, friends, creator life and private communities—each inside its own passcode-protected profile.
Real people are founders and friends, employees and creators, parents and gamers. Flat inboxes force every role into the same room. Krew gives each one a door.
Every passcode routes directly to a profile space—not just a locked folder. The identity, chats, circles and social context change together.
A main passcode establishes the first private boundary before additional spaces are created.
Give every context its own name, avatar and unique 4–12 digit access code.
The passcode chooses the profile directly, reducing visible switching and wrong-context mistakes.
Message, call, share stories, post and participate as the identity that belongs there.
Designed for people who regularly move between different personal, professional and community contexts.
See use cases →Customers, vendors, colleagues and personal contacts—one phone, clearly separated.
Family, school, close friends and interest groups without accidental exposure.
A public presence, private circles and personal conversations in one workflow.
Hand over the phone without handing over every part of your digital life.
Real Android product screens across identity spaces, rich messaging, encrypted call transport and social publishing.






Conversation, expression and community work together inside the active identity.
Replies, editing, forwarding, reactions, receipts, typing state and profile-aware membership.
Native 1:1 WebRTC calls with encrypted media transport, camera switching and clear call states.
Share moments through profile-scoped publishing, replies, comments and reactions.
Close-friends lists, circle roles and scoped visibility for smaller communities.
Images, video, voice notes, current location and time-limited live location.
Disappearing messages, disappear-on-exit behavior and screenshot-event signaling.
Krew combines profile-level access separation, hashed passcodes, encrypted database message fields and encrypted WebRTC call media. Default message E2EE remains a documented security-development priority.
Read the security overview →Stored as one-way password hashes, not readable passcodes.
Message text is encrypted by the server before database storage.
No backend call recording or stored audio/video was found in the reviewed implementation.
The planned work includes a mature protocol, secure device linking, recovery design and independent review.