Your browser is a confession. Every URL, every search, every tab — logged by your ISP, exposed on café Wi-Fi, stitched by ad networks. Seerveil is an honest browser-level tunnel: ChaCha20-Poly1305, DNS-over-HTTPS, WebRTC sealed, kill switch on. No signup. No “free forever” lie — just a real cap and a founder paying the server bill.
Your Browser Is a Confession
Every URL, every search, every tab. Logged by your ISP. Inspected at café Wi-Fi gateways. Sold by ad networks. You didn't agree to any of this — you just clicked through a checkbox.
If a VPN Is Free and Doesn't Ask You to Pay…
Servers cost money. Bandwidth costs money. When a product claims “100% free forever” with no business model, the math comes from you — data sales, exit-node abuse, ad injection, or worse.
No catch. Just one human paying ₹500 a month.
Seerveil is funded by Jay Tiwari, the founder, out of his own pocket — one Singapore server to start. Free for the first 100 users while the project grows. No ads. No data sales. No exit-node tricks. No ad injection. No telemetry. The extension is open source — verify it yourself.
How It Works
Install once. Click once. The veil drops between your browser and everything that watches it.
What's Under the Veil
One Node Now. More as We Grow.
Founder-funded. We won't list cities we don't run. As users join and capacity is real, more locations come online.
| Location | Code | Ping | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🇸🇬 Singapore | sg-01 | ~42 ms | ● LIVE | Low latency from India |
| 🇯🇵 Tokyo | jp-01 | — | ○ Planned | Unlocks with demand |
| 🇩🇪 Frankfurt | de-01 | — | ○ Planned | EU option |
| 🇨🇭 Zürich | ch-01 | — | ○ Planned | Strong privacy jurisdiction |
Honest From Day One
- Free for the first 100 users — spelled out, not “forever” vaporware.
- Founder-funded server — transparent cap, waitlist when full.
- No connection, traffic, or DNS logs — design goal + policy in writing.
- No accounts — nothing to breach on our side.
- Open-source extension (MIT) — verify behavior.
- No Indian exit nodes — we refuse mandatory subscriber logging posture.
Built for Specific Moments
Seerveil isn't a 24/7 cloak for everyone — it's a switch you use when the situation demands it.
Built in Public
v1.0.1 · May 2026
- Live capacity check before connect; honest server-full handling.
- Public status JSON at
/seerveil-status.json. - Product copy: free-VPN economics + changelog on-site.
v1.0.0 · May 2026 — launch
- Singapore exit — Manifest V3 extension, SOCKS5 tunnel, WebRTC seal, DoH, kill switch, split tunnel.
- Open source on GitHub (MIT).
Honest Answers
If it's free, what's the catch?
Free for the first 100 users while the founder pays the server bill. When the cap fills, waitlist or funded expansion — not ads, not data resale.
“Real” VPN or browser proxy?
Browser-level encrypted tunnel with strong ciphers, WebRTC sealing, DoH, and kill switch. Protects Chrome traffic — not Telegram desktop, torrent clients, or native banking apps. Use a system VPN for full-device threat model.
Why no servers inside India?
We refuse mandatory subscriber logging for Indian VPN provider infrastructure. Users connect to foreign exits (e.g. Singapore) instead.
Is VPN use legal in India?
Using a VPN is legal; CERT-In rules target providers. What you do through the tunnel must still comply with law.
Streaming?
Regional web content often works; Netflix-style blocklists are a cat-and-mouse game — we don't promise streaming.
Can the government still trace me?
The tunnel hides IP from sites and ISP for that path — not UPI, bank KYC, cookies, or device identity elsewhere. Plan your threat model accordingly.