Changelog

Every release, newest first.

Each entry lists what changed and the SHA-256 of the builds published with it. Checksums are read from the release manifest, so what you see here is what the release script wrote — never edited by hand.

How the version numbers work

Ecryptgram inherits the version number of the upstream Telegram client it is forked from, so the two platforms deliberately do not share one number. That makes it easy to compare a build against the upstream release it is based on.

Windows

7.2.6

Follows Telegram Desktop.

Android

12.10.1

Follows Telegram for Android.

You can check the version you are running from the client's main menu, next to the About entry.

7.2.6 · 12.10.1 stable

12 October 2026 · Windows 7.2.6 and Android 12.10.1

First public release for Windows and Android
End-to-end encryption for your private 1:1 chats, with session keys issued by your own key service
Red lock indicator in the conversation header, on both platforms
Lock markers on sent messages: text, photos and voice messages
Burn-after-reading with destroy-on-both-ends, plus forwarding and screenshot controls
Multi-device registration with per-endpoint key wrapping
Full dark theme on both platforms
Release builds are signed and published with SHA-256 checksums

WINDOWS SHA-256

ANDROID SHA-256

How to verify

No earlier builds are listed: internal builds before this date were never distributed outside this project. Checksums that have not been published yet are marked as pending — they are written by the release script at publish time. See how to verify a download.