Overview
How the SaQura Library works
Quantum-safe encryption as a building block for your own software — in .NET, Kotlin, Swift, Python or JavaScript. Your data never leaves your device.
Overview
The problem in one paragraph
Almost every piece of software uses encryption — a digital lock for passwords, messages and data. The locks in common use today (RSA, ECC) can be broken by a future quantum computer. Regulators such as Germany's BSI and the EU's NIS2 directive are pushing the move to quantum-safe methods. Attackers already capture data today to decrypt it later — which is why it matters now.
What it is
Encryption right inside your app
The SaQura Library is a ready-made software building block (an “SDK”) that developers add to their own application. Encryption and decryption happen directly on the device — unlike an online service, the data never leaves the machine. Ideal where confidentiality or regulations require it.
// .NET / C#
var (priv, pub) = await Gen8Key.NewKeyPairAsync();
var cipher = await Gen8.EncryptAsync("Hello", pub);
var plain = await Gen8.DecryptAsync(cipher, priv);Simplified examples — see the docs for exact syntax.
Who it's for
When this is the right fit
For teams that build encryption into their own software — especially where data must stay local for privacy or compliance reasons.
Getting started
Get going
Add the library via a package manager, test it for free, go to production with a license — installation and per-language examples are in the docs.
What's next