Hello all we are VendlyPrivacyLabs. Privacy tools is something we believe everyone should have access to and not just access open source and free. Why? Because privacy is a right and these days it been made harder to maintain your privacy.

So this is why we decided to launch a privacy suite with tools that most will find helpful. We didn't just stop there we thought why not also offer ease of use...so we also built some of our services to work through TWAs.

So what are some of the tools you maybe asking?

EXIF Stripper
Strip hidden metadata from photos before you share them. GPS coordinates, device model, timestamp — all gone. AI-adversarial mode scrambles pixel-level data that facial recognition and image tracking systems use to identify and follow you across platforms.

Secure Notes
Write a note, share a link, it self-destructs after being read. End-to-end encrypted, zero server logs, no account. Built for passing sensitive information once and once only.

File Encryptor
AES-256 encryption on any file, directly in the browser. The file never leaves your device — encryption happens client-side. Download it, send it however you want, only the recipient with the key can open it.

OTR Chat
Anonymous real-time chat with no logs, no accounts, no history. Closes and wipes when you leave. Built for conversations that shouldn't exist on a server anywhere.
Onion / Tor Access
Every tool is accessible via Tor hidden service. No exit nodes, no IP leakage, no clearnet exposure at all.

PDF Metadata Scrubber
PDFs carry hidden data too — author name, software used, edit history, company name, creation date. Most people share PDFs without a second thought. Our scrubber strips all of it before it leaves your hands.

Why open source? Why free?
Because everyone has a right to privacy — full stop. Not a premium tier, not a freemium feature, not something you unlock after handing over your email address. A right.

Auditable code matters because trust shouldn't be blind. You shouldn't have to take our word for it that we're not logging your files or reading your notes. You should be able to look at the code yourself, or have someone you trust look at it. That's why everything we build is open source. Check it, fork it, self-host it if you want complete control.

Privacy used to be the default. You had a conversation, it stayed between the people in the room. You sent a letter, only the recipient opened it. Somewhere along the way that flipped — now sharing everything is the default and privacy is something you have to actively fight for. We don't think that's acceptable, and we're not going to build tools that make it worse.

This isn't a startup play. There's no exit strategy here, no plan to sell to an ad network, no investor pushing us toward monetisation. Just tools that work, code you can read, and the belief that privacy should be a standard — not a privilege.

Vendlyprivacylabs.