Reference deployment
GitHub-authenticated console, protected backend wake lease, owner scoping, Cuttlefish WebRTC, lifecycle controls, and audit events.
Roadmap
From one real phone to a trustworthy platform.
The roadmap separates proven flows from active experiments and longer-term security work.
Privacy zones
Browser-local zone rules, location permission UX, automatic phone lock, and reconnect blocking while the console is open.
Public project surface
User-facing site, docs, demo, API reference, security boundaries, status page, and community launch material.
Next milestones
Work that changes the trust boundary.
Server-enforced privacy rules
Persistent policies, explicit unlock semantics, trusted signals, multi-client behaviour, false-positive recovery, and auditable enforcement.
Repeatable self-hosting
Documented Cuttlefish install, Waydroid adapter evaluation, health checks, upgrades, backup, and restore.
Open contribution intake
Public repository decision, disclosure channel, issue templates, governance, support expectations, and public artifact distribution.
Not promised yet
No anonymity claim. No magic anti-seizure mode.
Future ideas earn their status through a threat model, implementation, and verification. Until then, they remain proposals.