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What Quetz is
Quetz is a chat client where the wallet you already hold is the account. There is nothing to sign up for, and no server that can read what you send.
The short version#
Every EVM address can have an inbox. Quetz opens yours, then lets you message any other address that has one. Messages are encrypted on your device and decrypted on the recipient’s. The network in between moves ciphertext it cannot read.
Quetz is a client, not a service. It holds no keys, stores no messages, and keeps no account for you. Point a different XMTP client at the same wallet and your conversations are still there.
The three pieces#
| Piece | What it does |
|---|---|
| XMTP | The messaging protocol. Handles identity, delivery, and the MLS encryption that makes messages readable only at both ends. |
| Robinhood Chain | The address space Quetz is aimed at, and where Stock Tokens settle. The wallet you trade from is the wallet people reach you at. |
| Quetz | The client. The interface, message requests, $QUETZ room gating, and shareable inbox links are all built here. |
Your address is public, your messages are not
What you can do#
- Message any address with an XMTP inbox, with one signature and no gas.
- Let unknown senders land in a requests folder instead of your inbox, and accept or block them.
- Create rooms, optionally gated on a $QUETZ balance read from the chain.
- Share a link that opens a conversation with you, so nobody has to paste an address.
- Put an agent in a thread, since software gets an inbox too.
What Quetz is not#
It is not a wallet, and it will never ask you to move funds to use it. It is not a broadcast platform: there are no follower counts and no feed. It is not anonymous either. Your address is your identity, and anything already linked to that address is linked to your messages.