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Welcome to the official documentation for Lazysodium. Use the contents pane to get started. Or view the links below.
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| Name | Short description |
|---|---|
| WordPress | WordPress, one of the largest website builders, has Lazysodium powering their encryption in their Android app. |
| Dailymotion Kinta | Dailymotion Kinta, end-to-end automation for mobiles |
| Threema (SaltyRTC) | Threema is a global end-to-end encrypted chatting app and SaltyRTC is their protocol for encryption. |
| OpenHAB | OpenHAB allows you to automate and superpower your home. |
| PayPay | CardPaymentSDK is a card payments library to make payments through several payment methods painless. It uses PayPay as an endpoint to establish a payment security channel. |
| UXBOX | UXBox, the open-source solution for design and prototyping |
| E3DB | An encrypted NoSQL database designed from the ground-up for user privacy and security. |
| ADAMANT | The most private messenger possible. Your device does not store any info. It directly interacts with the blockchain, where every byte is fully-encrypted. |
| Kepler | A small TCP server written in Java powered by Netty, an asynchronous networking library. |
| Regen Ledger | A global marketplace & contracting platform for Earth's ecosystem assets, services, and data. |
| Tezos | The TezosJ SDK library enables plain Java developers to create applications that communicates with Tezos blockchain. |
| Exonum | Exonum Java Binding is a framework for building blockchain applications in Java, powered by Exonum. |
| Paseto | Java Implementation of Platform-Agnostic Security Tokens. |
| Recordo | A super secure diary/journal that provides end to end encryption. |