Share your life — just not with the entire internet.
Messages, locations, and map notes, encrypted in your browser before they go anywhere. The only people who see them are the ones you meant to.
Fifteen seconds. No sign-up required to watch — or to judge us.
Your keys, your data.
Encryption keys are born on your device. The server only ever holds ciphertext it cannot read.
Nothing arrives uninvited.
You're notified when a friend sends something — and nothing transfers until you actually ask for it.
Gather your people.
Share with one person, a group, or everyone. Friends can live in as many circles as you like.
Places, privately.
Drop your location or pin a note to the map — for the friends you choose, never the crowd.
Run veejr on your own machine.
The community server is just training wheels. Self-host when you're ready, federate with friends on other instances, and answer to nobody.