I’ve been working on something different from traditional encryption systems. Instead of static keys, this algorithm uses TIME itself as the key. It’s called Kaalka Encryption (v5.0.0), and it generates encryption using clock angles, trigonometric transformations, and timestamps — so every second produces a completely different encrypted output. Some interesting properties: Same input encrypted at different times → completely different outputs Replay protection + time-window validation Works across Python, JS, Java, Kotlin, Dart Supports text, files, and chunked encryption No external crypto primitives — fully custom system I also built a live demo so you can try it instantly: https://piyush-mishra-00.github.io/Kaalka-Encryption-Algorithm/ Try this: Enter a message Encrypt it Change the time Encrypt again You’ll see how drastically the output changes. GitHub: https://github.com/PIYUSH-MISHRA-00/Kaalka-Encryption-Algorithm Would love feedback — especially from people into cryptography, security, or distributed systems. Is time-based encryption a viable direction for real-world systems?