Anonymous Messenger is a free and open-source messenger that allows users to communicate privately and securely over Tor. Developed by Sofian Benissa, this peer-to-peer messenger is designed to provide users with complete anonymity, with no ads, servers, or trackers.

One of the key features of Anonymous Messenger is its double triple Diffie-Hellman end-to-end encryption, which ensures that all messages are completely secure. The messenger is completely peer-to-peer, with all communication taking place over hidden services. The app also includes Tor and obfs4proxy, eliminating the need for any other app to connect.

Anonymous Messenger also offers cryptographic identity verification, excellent network security, encrypted file storage on Android, and disappearing messages by default. Users can also make live voice calls over Tor, although this feature is still in alpha testing.

Overall, Anonymous Messenger is an excellent option for anyone looking for a private and secure messaging app. It is currently only available for Android, but it is a fully functional app that is constantly being updated. To learn more about how to use the app, visit the Anonymous Messenger website.