Indian Army reveals the in-house messaging app named ASIGMA (Army Secure IndiGeneous Messaging Application). It is said to be the new generation, state of art web-based application.

The app is developed by a group of officers from the Corps of Signals of the Army.

The app will be implemented as the Army’s internal network by replacing the previous Army Wide Area Network (AWAN) messaging application which was the primary messaging app for the past 15 years.

Also, it is important to note that the app is exclusive to the Indian Army and won’t be released in the app stores.

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The ASIGMA is designed in such a way that it provides a more safe and secure messaging network rather than depending on external servers like WhatsApp and Signals which aren’t safe.

The ASIGMA app offers advanced features with a simple user interface. It has basic features like voice call, group chat, voice notes, image and video sharing, and many more. Additionally, it comes with lifetime support for future upgrades.

Indian Army launches in-house messaging solution

A contemporary messaging application named, ASIGMA (Army Secure IndiGeneous Messaging Application) which is a new generation, state of the art, web based applicationhttps://t.co/VLXIAIUcs6

— PIB India (@PIB_India) December 23, 2021

According to a press note, the app has a wide range of features like tracking, multi-level security, message priority, dynamic global address book, and so on.

“ASIGMA will further boost these efforts and will add to the host of other applications already being employed by the Army over its captive pan Army network,” the press note adds.

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