How DEVRIAN protects your code, tokens, and sensitive data through browser-native memory sandboxes, strict network isolation, and verifiable Row Level Security.
Zero Payload Telemetry
PostgreSQL Row Level Security
auth.uid() = user_id kernel filterTraditional online utilities send user input payloads to backend cloud servers for processing. DEVRIAN eliminates this attack surface entirely by executing all utility operations (formatting, decoding, validation, hashing, and generation) inside your browser local runtime environment.
When using utilities like JSON Formatter, JWT Debugger, or Base64 Encoder, zero network requests containing your input payload are dispatched. Your data remains strictly within your device memory.
For users with optional authenticated accounts, persistent workspace configurations (such as pinned tools and layout preferences) are managed via Supabase PostgreSQL.
Tenant data isolation is enforced at the database kernel layer using strict PostgreSQL Row Level Security (RLS) policies. Every user-owned table isolates tenant records using auth.uid() = user_id predicates, preventing cross-tenant leakage even in the event of application-layer bugs. All client-to-server communications require TLS 1.3 encryption in transit.
We welcome security researchers and developers who discover potential vulnerabilities to disclose them responsibly. If you identify a potential security issue, please contact our security team directly:
We aim to acknowledge all verified vulnerability reports within 24 hours.