Every word remembers who read it.

A leak is just a message that left the room. Stipple makes sure it never leaves anonymously.

One user. One message. One hidden signature.

Enter a source user and message, issue a signed glyph render, then upload the leaked image. The decoder reads only the rendered glyph pixels: no registry, no OCR attribution, no image payload.

Source user

no registry

no OCR source

no image payload

Render palette

light paper · dark text inverse · white text on black amber text on dark green terminal text rose text on wine

Message

{{ revealLabel }} {{ issueLabel }}

{{ uploadLabel }} {{ traceLabel }}

Outgoing — as the reader sees it

y {{ recipientName }} → #private-room

sent at {{ issuedAtLine }}

{{ msg }}

Detected glyph boxes · blue=0 · green=1

Signature {{ signature }}

Trace {{ attribution }}

Payload {{ payloadLine }}

Issued at {{ issuedAtLine }}

Recovered at {{ recoveredAtLine }}

Carrier {{ carrierLine }}

Glyph scan {{ glyphLine }}

Stipple Text never stores message contents. Signatures are derived in the moment and verifiable only with your organization’s key — held by you, never by us.

Find out who’s in the room.