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Have you tried any Peer to Peer E2EE messaging program? Some examples would include Briar, Cwtch and OnionShare. In the past, I didn't like these types of messaging programs because they require both users to be online at the same time in order to function, but these days this fits my use case better. I've heard that by using Briar, you can communicate over Bluetooth which is pretty cool
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In the mesh radio world there is LXMF, which is built on the Reticulum Network Stack. The two apps you can use with it is Sideband for mobile and Meshchat for desktop (it comes with a NomadNet browser too - a pretty comfy web alternative built on LXMF). If you can't reach a destination, it will store the message on a procoolation node nearby or of your choosing then send it to the destination once it's available. Keep in mind every single packet on Reticulum is encrypted so node operators won't be able to read anything. Reticulum is way too autistic for normalfags right now, even more than TOR/I2P so I haven't tried it in the real world yet, though I want to set up my own LoRa node in my area and get my friends to set up their own, that way I don't have to use the internet at all.