Encrypted Android Handsets, Private Messaging, and Self-Hosted Servers

Blowfish is a secure communications platform aimed at businesses, professionals, and organizations whose staff discuss sensitive matters over mobile devices. The company sells three connected things: a Blowfish messaging application for Android, pre-configured Blowfish encrypted phones, and Blowfish server infrastructure that customers can run for their own closed group of users. Its published material frames the problem around commercial and workplace espionage rather than consumer privacy, and it operates an ordinary business support line during European working hours.

The application handles encrypted instant messaging with disappearing messages and anonymous calling, and it works to prevent the location and tracking of the device it runs on. Alongside the messenger, Blowfish ships Android antivirus and anti-spyware components that check whether trojans or commercial surveillance tools have been installed on a handset, notify the user, and inhibit the operation of any spy software already present. Encrypted phones arrive with these protections configured rather than left to the buyer.

Deployment options are laid out as a store: buyers can take the messaging app on its own, buy Blowfish phones, or license a Blowfish server and run their own private network of accounts. The company operates its own data centers for the hosted side, and its documentation covers network topologies and operational scenarios for teams that need closed groups rather than open contact discovery. Pricing is published per product, and the site is offered in multiple European languages.