Observe
Watch privacy-relevant APIs, third-party requests, storage activity, permissions and other browser behavior as the page runs.
BROWSER PRIVACY OBSERVABILITY
See what websites don't show you.
Veilance watches privacy-relevant behavior inside your browser, explains what actually happened, and gives you the choice to contribute useful observations to a shared intelligence network.
Local detectionOpt-in contributionSanitized telemetryVLNC on Solana
Privacy intelligence starts in the browser.
PRIVACY PROFILEEvidence first.
Veilance reports what it can observe and keeps inference separate from fact.
12third-party requests
3storage events
2fingerprinting signals
AudioContext fingerprinting patternMEDIUM CONFIDENCE
The page created and processed an audio signal in a pattern associated with browser fingerprint construction. AudioContext also has legitimate uses, so Veilance shows the evidence without assuming intent.
A browser can expose a lot about you. The bigger problem is that you normally cannot see when a site is asking for it.
THE EXTENSION
Useful before you submit anything.
Veilance is not built around collecting browsing history. The first product is local visibility.
Explain
Show what happened, why it matters and how confident the detection is. Legitimate API use is not automatically labeled malicious.
Contribute
If an observation may add value to the network, review a sanitized payload and choose whether to submit it.
THE NETWORK
Upload useful telemetry. Get paid when it holds up.
The wrong model is "browse the web and earn crypto." That becomes a bot farm immediately. Veilance only rewards uploaded telemetry after it survives validation, deduplication and, when needed, independent corroboration.
If a sanitized report adds useful intelligence to the network, the contributor earns VLNC. Duplicate, replayed, manufactured or low-value submissions earn nothing.
01ObserveLocal browser events
02SanitizeRemove excluded data
03ValidateDeduplicate + score abuse
04CorroborateIndependent evidence
05PayoutVLNC on Solana
TRUST MODEL
A privacy extension cannot become the tracker.
Local first
Routine detection should not require sending your page visits to Veilance.
Submission is separate
A contribution is a deliberate action, with a report the user can inspect before it leaves the browser.
Sensitive values stay out
No routine collection of passwords, form values, auth tokens, cookie values, clipboard contents, screenshots or arbitrary page text.
Inspect the boundary
The telemetry schema and sanitization rules should be documented so users can see exactly what the extension is allowed to transmit.
VEILANCE INTELLIGENCE
The extension is the sensor. The dataset is the long-term product.
Validated observations build a historical map of privacy behavior across the web: third-party relationships, fingerprinting techniques, storage behavior, first-seen and last-seen dates, confidence and change history.
That data can support users, researchers, security teams, journalists, browsers and privacy products through Veilance Intelligence and the Veilance API.
VLNC / SOLANA
The token pays for useful telemetry.
VLNC is the Veilance reward and utility token on Solana. Users can choose to upload sanitized telemetry; when a contribution is accepted, reward credit can be settled to the contributor's Solana wallet in VLNC.
Detection does not require a wallet. Uploading telemetry is opt-in. A wallet is only needed if the user wants to receive rewards. VLNC can also be traded independently on Pump.fun; trading is separate from the contributor reward system.
EARLY ACCESS / v0.1.0
Install Veilance from GitHub.
Veilance is available now as an unpacked Chromium extension for Chrome, Edge and Brave. Detection runs locally. Telemetry upload, wallet linking and VLNC payouts are not active in this release.
Clone with Git
Clone the repository, then load the cloned directory into your browser.
git clone https://github.com/VeilanceApp/Veilance.git
cd Veilance
Update later with git pull, then reload the extension and any open website tabs.
Download the ZIP
Open the repository, select Code, choose Download ZIP, and extract the archive.
github.com/VeilanceApp/Veilance ↗Load the extracted Veilance-main directory. Do not select the ZIP itself.
CHROME
chrome://extensionsEDGE
edge://extensionsBRAVE
brave://extensions
LOAD UNPACKED
Install the extension
- Open your browser's extension management page.
- Enable Developer mode.
- Select Load unpacked.
- Choose the Veilance directory containing
manifest.json. - Pin Veilance to the browser toolbar.
- Reload any already-open websites, then open the Veilance icon.
Run the included detector test
From the Veilance directory, start a local server:
LINUX / macOS
python3 -m http.server 8080WINDOWS
py -m http.server 8080Then open http://localhost:8080/test-pages/privacy-demo.html, use the test controls, and review the resulting observations in the Veilance popup.
Upload remains disabled by design.
The current extension lets users inspect and export the sanitized payload locally. No telemetry is sent to Veilance until the validation server is operational and the upload feature is explicitly enabled.