VEIL</>See the web without being seen.
VEIL is Infinitum's free, Tor-first secure browser. No account needed, no tracking parameters, nothing kept after you close it.
You're in VEIL for Android
This session is anonymous: HTTPS-first, third-party cookies off, trackers stripped, and everything cleared when you close the app. Use Identity to wipe it now, or Tor to check your exit.
Get VEIL
Preview builds. The Android APK is signed with a development key: allow installs from your browser when Android asks.
Connection check
Find out whether this connection leaves through the Tor network. The check runs on the Tor Project's own site.
Link cleaner
Paste a link to remove tracking parameters (utm_*, fbclid, gclid and 20 more). It runs on this device; nothing is sent anywhere.
$VEIL rewards
Signed-in browsing earns $VEIL for real, human-directed activity. Rewards never need the sites you visit.
| Allocation | Share | Tokens |
|---|---|---|
| Browsing rewards | 50% | 500,000,000 |
| Ecosystem development | 20% | 200,000,000 |
| Community treasury | 15% | 150,000,000 |
| Liquidity reserve | 10% | 100,000,000 |
| Team and contributors | 5% | 50,000,000 |
| Total | 100% | 1,000,000,000 |
$VEIL rewards are not income, an investment return or payment for visiting particular sites. $VEIL is not a share in Infinitum Corporation.
One sign-in, every free Infinitum product
- Cumulus://ID Your account and permissions
- Cumulus://Mail Free email at you@cumulusmail.cloud
- Cumulus://Cloud 15 GB of Drive storage
- SCALVS.ai Free AI agents beside every page
- :\ARCHITCT\ Turn an idea into finished work
- METATRON¹⁰⁰ Dashboard for everything you follow
- FIRM Wallet Hold, send and swap Infinitum tokens
Anonymous browsing never connects to them. Signing in is a separate, labeled workspace.
What VEIL can't see
Every check runs on your device. VEIL doesn't send your pages, searches, passwords, forms or downloads anywhere, keeps no browsing history, and can't see what you do in other apps or browsers.
The extension and the Android app block ad networks, trackers and data brokers by default, warn about unencrypted or look-alike sites, hold risky downloads and personal-data forms for a tap to confirm, and warn when a protected password is typed on the wrong site.