The Guardian Project is about more than just apps. All of our code is open-source in order to move the collective ball forward in mobile security efforts. In addition we are building developer-focused libraries, tools and source code for you to add security-oriented features and capabilities to your own apps.
May 18, 2026
Network activity is now routine raw material for profiling, advertising, surveillance, and legal demands. VPNs and older privacy proxies still help in …
May 18, 2026
Guardian Project works on privacy that can fit into ordinary apps, not only specialist privacy tools. OHTTP and HTTP Concealed Authentication let an …
January 1, 2025
A Developer Guide to Integrating Tor into Mobile Applications Onion Mobile Devs is a comprehensive guide for integrating Tor into mobile applications …
January 1, 2024
Defending Reality with Code Proofmode is a technology platform designed to authenticate and verify digital media, developed collaboratively by …
December 9, 2021
Clean Insights gives developers a way to plug into a secure, private measurement platform. It is focused on assisting in answering key questions about …
November 15, 2017
GitHub - blog posts When disaster strikes, connectivity becomes difficult. Information can save your life, guiding you to safety and services. …
June 11, 2015
GitLab - GitHub - Javadoc - blog posts PanicKit is a collection of tools for creating “panic buttons” that can trigger a system-wide …
June 23, 2014
GitLab - GitHub - blog posts TrustedIntents is a library for flexible trusted interactions between Android apps. It is modeled after Android’s …
April 29, 2013
GitLab - GitHub - Javadoc - blog posts Better TLS and Tor App Integration NetCipher is a library for Android that provides multiple means to improve …
October 4, 2012
GitLab - GitHub - Javadoc - blog posts IOCipher provides a virtual encrypted disk for Android apps without requiring the device to be rooted. It uses …