A Sovereign Browser

Browse like nobody's watching — because nobody is.

Dhurta is a desktop browser built local-first: sessions live in memory or on your disk, never in someone else's cloud. No telemetry by default, no background sync you didn't ask for.

v1.0.8 · Windows, macOS & Linux available now
Dhurta new-tab screen, real capture

Real screenshot of Dhurta v1.0.8.

GHOST MODE · in-memory sessions ANTI-FINGERPRINT · canvas & WebGL noise BUILT-IN VPN · SOCKS5, country selector WEBRTC BLOCK · no leaked IPs LOCAL SQLITE · zero cloud sync CONNECT · browser-to-browser pairing GHOST MODE · in-memory sessions ANTI-FINGERPRINT · canvas & WebGL noise BUILT-IN VPN · SOCKS5, country selector WEBRTC BLOCK · no leaked IPs LOCAL SQLITE · zero cloud sync CONNECT · browser-to-browser pairing
Four Pillars

Everything routes back to one idea

Your data should default to staying with you. Every feature below is a different way of enforcing that.

01

Privacy

Ghost sessions, fingerprint noise, WebRTC blocking.

02

Speed

Chromium-grade rendering with none of the background bloat.

03

Control

Every security toggle is opt-in and visible — nothing silent.

04

Ownership

Local SQLite storage. No account required to use any feature.

Under The Hood

A closer look at what ships today

The full breakdown — with every feature and what's still in development — lives on the Features page.

Ghost Mode

In-memory sessions that leave nothing behind on disk when the tab closes — no Tor circuit required.

Connect

Pair two Dhurta windows with a 6-digit code to move sessions directly, with no relay server in the middle.

Picture-in-Picture

Pop any video or whole page into a floating, always-on-top window with one click.

See the full Charter → Watch the Modes Demo → Open the Tools Hub →
Straight From GitHub Releases

Download Dhurta

Fetching the latest release from github.com/prashantkeshr/Dhurta…

Every link above resolves to the real asset on GitHub's release servers — nothing is proxied or rehosted. Checksums shown are the SHA-512 values electron-builder publishes alongside each release, fetched live from the same release.

How it actually works

Four layers. Zero compromise.

Every session in Dhurta passes through independently verifiable protection layers — not marketing claims, not opt-ins. Defaults that protect.

Ghost Mode — Real Tor Onion Routing

Traffic exits through the Tor network — not a proxy, not a simulation. Verify it yourself at check.torproject.org from inside a Ghost tab. Session lives in memory; nothing written to disk.

Verifiable
Chakra Shield

Chakra Shield — Bundle Mode

One switch enables VPN + Anti-Fingerprint + WebRTC Block simultaneously. No partial activation. If VPN fails to connect, Dhurta warns you instead of silently falling back.

Atomic

Anti-Fingerprint + WebRTC Block

Canvas, AudioContext, and font metrics return spoofed noise — making cross-site fingerprint tracking statistically incoherent. WebRTC is fully disabled so your real IP cannot leak through media APIs.

Always-on

Local-Only SQLite — Zero Telemetry

All your data — history, bookmarks, settings, extensions — lives in a single SQLite file on your machine. Nothing is synced to Dhurta servers because there are none. Check the Transparency Dashboard to see every byte stored about you.

Auditable
No Account No email. No login. No identity linked to your usage.
No Tracking No analytics SDK. No crash reporter phoning home. Ever.
No Cloud Storage Your data never leaves your device unless you export it.
Real Tor, Not a Proxy Bundled Tor binary. Verified onion routing, not marketing copy.
Dhurta anonymous avatar

This is what browsing looks like when no one is watching — because nothing is watching.