🟢 Vector Privacy GitHub Updates
We've improved the Vector GitHub Repo and ReadMe for both your average person and developers by adding some new sections and content.
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🟢 Introduction
- Updated Banner
- Release Badges
- App Screenshots + Display Graphic
- About/Project Description
🟢 Key Points
- Updated text to reflect changes as of v0.4.3
- Added Concord Protocol
- Updated hyperlinks for various encryptions
🟢 Features (New)
- Added 4 key feature categories
- Focused primarily on Privacy & Security
- Benefits for users and developers
🟢 Screenshots (New)
We have updated the Readme file to reflect the latest UI updates as of v0.4.3, adding 3 screenshots to cover User Profile, Chat Menu, and the Vector Community.
*All photos are actual screenshots from @YuurinBee
🟢 Install (New)
We've introduced a new Install section to grab the latest version of Vector for your operating system and device. Notes added about Vector being compatible with GrapheneOS and UP Phone.
Thanks to our GrapheneOS community + UP Phone community!
🟢 Resources (New)
We've now added official Vector Privacy links and resources for you to cross-reference before clicking any foreign links.
Added:
- Website, GitBook, Vector SDK, Vector Hub, & Privacy Policy
- Vector Blog, X/Twitter, Vector Community on Vector, and Discord
🟢 Donate (New)
Last but not least, we have also added a donate section for those that are interested in supporting Vector's cause and open-source development.
Not expected of anyone, but always appreciated 💚
Learn More at
🟢 Attributions & License
Simple and final changes added to reflect the correct years, creators and owners. LICENSE.md was also updated.
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Thanks for everyone's support! This is the part of the journey where things really become a lot more interesting and fun for everyone...
Thank you for joining us in this voyage, with the unrelenting storms of surveillance, for the emergence of Privacy & Freedom Tech 💚
We've improved the Vector GitHub Repo and ReadMe for both your average person and developers by adding some new sections and content.
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🟢 Introduction
- Updated Banner
- Release Badges
- App Screenshots + Display Graphic
- About/Project Description
🟢 Key Points
- Updated text to reflect changes as of v0.4.3
- Added Concord Protocol
- Updated hyperlinks for various encryptions
🟢 Features (New)
- Added 4 key feature categories
- Focused primarily on Privacy & Security
- Benefits for users and developers
🟢 Screenshots (New)
We have updated the Readme file to reflect the latest UI updates as of v0.4.3, adding 3 screenshots to cover User Profile, Chat Menu, and the Vector Community.
*All photos are actual screenshots from @YuurinBee
🟢 Install (New)
We've introduced a new Install section to grab the latest version of Vector for your operating system and device. Notes added about Vector being compatible with GrapheneOS and UP Phone.
Thanks to our GrapheneOS community + UP Phone community!
🟢 Resources (New)
We've now added official Vector Privacy links and resources for you to cross-reference before clicking any foreign links.
Added:
- Website, GitBook, Vector SDK, Vector Hub, & Privacy Policy
- Vector Blog, X/Twitter, Vector Community on Vector, and Discord
🟢 Donate (New)
Last but not least, we have also added a donate section for those that are interested in supporting Vector's cause and open-source development.
Not expected of anyone, but always appreciated 💚
Learn More at 
Donations | Vector Messenger | Vector Privacy
Support Vector with Donations
🟢 Attributions & License
Simple and final changes added to reflect the correct years, creators and owners. LICENSE.md was also updated.
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Thanks for everyone's support! This is the part of the journey where things really become a lot more interesting and fun for everyone...
Thank you for joining us in this voyage, with the unrelenting storms of surveillance, for the emergence of Privacy & Freedom Tech 💚


Who's ready for a decentralized Half Life multiplayer session?
Join the Vector Community and let's play!
>>> chat.vectorapp.io
Test it yourself:

Last, but not least. If you have made a public community and want to increase visibility and get some new members, be sure to apply on vectorapp.io/hub. There are currently 20 public communities and growing everyday.
Want to learn more about the Vector Hub?
This highly requested feature will be available in the next v0.4.2 release. You can share your own QR code, get the QR code of your contacts, as well as have it included in your custom Profile URL Share Link (Contact Card).
Connecting with others has never been easier, anon.
🟩 v0.4.2 Sneak Preview
Message Composer getting a new makeover!
You will now be able to write your messages with markdown to see a live preview of how they will appear in real time, no more guessing and editing. For those of you who details matter, this update is for you!
A small milestone for Vector, but a significant one.
For anyone who would like to join, you can always view Public Communities on the Vector Hub or you can simply just visit
Vector v0.4.1 is now on Concord v2!
(Compliments to the Chef,
Concord is an open-source protocol designed to make encrypted and private messages scalable, reliable, and consistent. Often with additional security measures for privacy-sake, it can rapidly add friction to the end user experience, making it slow and painful.
Concord Fixes That.
Concord Protocol has rapidly been gaining both attention and adoption in the Nostr ecosystem. Since its first release, there are more than 6 other clients that have integrated it (that we are aware of). Two notable clients are Armada by Soapbox Team and Amethyst.
This means there can now be interoperability across different chat/messenger platforms and apps.
⚠️For all Community Owners/Creators in Vector, you will need to resubmit your Public Community to Vector Hub so that it can update with the latest Concord v2.
1. Create a New Invite Link
2. Resubmit on 
🟩 Feature Highlight: Multi-Account
Profile > Dropdown > Switch or Add Account
This one of the most requested features for the last release and we are happy to finally be able to deliver. Switching between accounts made easy since the release of v0.4.0 with a few clicks.
We're not sure how many users (on average) use multiple accounts, but we do want to accommodate purely from a privacy standpoint as well as for high-level customization. Many people use different aliases or pseudonyms, but still would like to have a personal account for close friends and family or one just for work/business as well.
Use Vector to best fit your needs and customize how you want.
Learn More:
Recently brought to our attention, a lot people are concerned about testing out newer apps in the "Age of AI" and rightfully concerned about vibe-coded apps... their true levels of privacy, security, and reliability.
With that said, we took time to add to our GitBook docs a page on AI Usage & Transparency that covers how we address AI and its relevance in Vector's development.
⚠️ Zero Blind Commits Policy
Every single pull request and commit on GitHub is manually reviewed by the founder and senior developer. Not a single commit or contribution, regardless of whether AI was involved in writing it, has ever been pushed without review by the senior developer and other team members. AI is not perfect, and neither are human developers, but peer review is a crucial part of quality control and the foundational reason why open-source technology is often more trustworthy and resilient in practice.
We also go deeper into our workflow, where and how AI is utilized with full transparency into our development process.
To read the full AI & Transparency Policy, visit here:
GitBook serves as our real introduction to Vector for newcomers, whether for your average person or developers, though it probably doesn't need to be said, but devs can always go straight to GitHub.
🟢 V E C T O R - M E S S E N G E R
Learn more about Vector Messenger, how the app works, as well as all of the features explained:
Last but not least, the new Vector SDK (vector-core) has been updated and docs have been expanded upon: