Client communication that stands as evidence.
End-to-end encrypted messaging with verified identities and tamper-evident records — Swiss-hosted, built for wealth managers, law firms and fiduciaries.
Hosted in Switzerland (Infomaniak)
Matrix end-to-end encryption
Verified identities (PostNumber)
10-year retention

Ordinary channels can't carry regulated work.
Billions in fines
Off-channel messaging has cost regulated firms billions in fines.
No verified sender
Email has no verified sender — impersonation and payment fraud live there.
No proof, years later
Years later, can you prove what was sent, to whom, and when?
Consumer messengers hide everything. Office tools prove nothing. Regulated work needs privacy AND proof.

Verified identity
Every account is a PostNumber, issued once after passport verification. No anonymous counterparties.

End-to-end encrypted
Content is encrypted on your device with Matrix. Letro cannot read it.

Evidential record
Every exchange is timestamped and tamper-evident. Retained 10 years, exportable as evidence.

AI-assisted (in preview)
Letro AI drafts, summarises and organises formal correspondence. On Dedicated and Sovereign, it runs inside your own infrastructure.
Enterprise Governance and Access Control
Security does not stop at encryption. Letro adds organisation-aware controls for roles, approvals and policy-driven workflows.
1. Organisation-Aware Structure
Model communication around departments, legal entities, teams and external counterparts.
2. Role-Based Access Control
Define who can view, send, approve, escalate, or administer communications.
3. Approval and Escalation Workflows
Support templates, review steps, escalation paths, and audit-friendly process design.
4. Governance Without Breaking Security
Enterprise controls sit around the workflow; message content stays end-to-end encrypted.
Your clients don't need Letro.
Reach anyone by email — they get a link to a temporary room, free, no account required. Your clients see the professionalism; you keep the record.
Run Letro on shared Swiss infrastructure, on a dedicated homeserver, or entirely inside your own perimeter.
Cloud
Swiss shared infrastructure, running in minutes.
Dedicated
Your own isolated homeserver, Letro-managed.
Sovereign
Your infrastructure — up to air-gapped.
Founding offer: first 3 months free
See transparent pricing
Post
- Slow
- Manual tracking
- Limited reach
- Some security challenges

- Fast, but insecure by default
- No verified sender identity
- Spam and phishing exposure
- No reliable tracking or audit trail
- Not built for confidential exchange

Messaging Apps
- Instant
- Casual
- Lack of formality
- Not connected properly to organizations

- Verified sender
- Encrypted content
- Delivery you can prove
- Built for organisations
Letro is built on Matrix, an open standard for decentralised real-time communication — the foundation for sovereign deployment, federation and end-to-end encryption.
End-to-End Encryption by design
Matrix Olm/Megolm encryption protects one-to-one and group content from intermediaries, including Letro.
Open standard foundation
Open APIs for real-time communication: interoperability, integrations and no single-vendor lock-in.
Federation by design
Homeservers talk directly to each other, so separate organisations stay on separate servers and still communicate.
Air-gapped path for high-security environments
For higher assurance, Letro can run in isolated or air-gapped environments with no internet connectivity.
Penetration test underway
Independent penetration test underway — September 2026. Report available to customers under NDA.
Audited cryptography
Built on Matrix's vodozemac library, independently audited by Least Authority (2022).
Read the audit →Security architecture →Certification roadmap
Designed to support SOC 2 and ISO 27001 alignment — certification roadmap underway.
We're onboarding a limited group of founding firms: 3 months free, a direct line to the team, and influence on the roadmap.

See Letro on your own cases in 30 minutes.
Bring a real client scenario. We'll show you the encrypted exchange and the evidential record it leaves behind.







