Vajra Sovereign Core
Deterministic rendering with zero telemetry and a 3.4x faster cold start.
- No ad auctions
- GPU-mapped layout
- Zero telemetry
VAJRA is a private web browser for Linux from NEXAUR Technologies, with a built-in ad blocker, per-tab sandboxing and on-device AI. Zero telemetry.
Private by design. Fast by nature.
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The workspace
Tabs, shields and on-device AI in one clean window.
Sovereign product ecosystem
Twelve features, each shown working. Scroll sideways and open any card for the details.
Deterministic rendering with zero telemetry and a 3.4x faster cold start.
A peer-to-peer video mesh with no ad interruptions.
Every tab runs in an isolated, unprivileged Linux user namespace.
Offline Whisper and LLaMA on your GPU. No prompt tokens leave the machine.
Registers are zero-filled the moment a tab closes.
Splits each file into parts and downloads them at the same time.
Stops trackers and cross-site cookies, and shows how many it blocked.
Removes ads, pop-ups and video ads before they load.
Upgrades connections and encrypts DNS so your provider cannot see where you go.
Randomizes the details websites use to recognize your device.
A small AI model on your computer warns you before you reach a scam.
Ask once. VAJRA combines several AI models and sources into one answer.
01/04Render room
VAJRA renders every page in its own process. Ad auctions and tracking scripts are not part of the rendering path.
What it doesDraws each page in a separate, locked-down process.
Without itTrackers load beside the page and build a profile of you.
02/04Tab isolation
Every tab gets its own process list, network and message channels. One tab cannot read or watch another.
What it doesRuns each tab in unprivileged Linux namespaces.
Without itOne compromised site could read data from your other tabs.
03/04System calls
Before a tab can talk to the operating system, seccomp-BPF checks the request. Anything not on the allowed list is stopped.
What it doesAllows reading, writing and memory use. Blocks mounting drives, tracing and starting programs.
Without itA hacked tab could start programs or watch other apps.
04/04Memory
When a tab closes, its heap pointers, keys and cache registers are overwritten with zeros in under 0.08 ms.
What it doesOverwrites the tab’s memory and deleted history so neither can be recovered.
Without itPasswords and session keys can stay in RAM for forensic tools to find.
VAJRA is a private web browser for Linux. It seals every tab, checks every system call and erases a tab’s memory the moment you close it.
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Notes
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NEXAUR's vision for local GPU-accelerated Vulkan neural shaders, complete digital independence and zero reliance on external clouds.
The zero-fill algorithm that synchronously purges volatile address registers the exact millisecond a tab or session is destroyed.
VAJRA 4.0
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Built on an updated Chromium base · our own VAJRA engine is coming soon
Free. Zero telemetry. Engineered in India. Windows and macOS are coming soon.
FAQ
VAJRA is a fast, private web browser for Linux, built in India by NEXAUR Technologies Private Limited. It is built on an updated Chromium base, with its own VAJRA engine coming soon, and adds per-tab kernel sandboxing, built-in ad and tracker blocking, on-device AI and zero telemetry.
VAJRA is free to download. It runs on Linux (Debian, Ubuntu and compatible distributions, as a .deb package) and on Android (from Google Play, plus a beta .apk).
No. VAJRA sends zero telemetry. Trackers and cross-site cookies are blocked at the network level, and session data is zero-filled from memory the moment a tab closes.
The VAJRA Shield ad blocker removes ads, pop-ups and video ads before they load, and the Tracker Blocker stops trackers and cross-site cookies. Pages open faster and use less data and battery.
Every tab runs in its own unprivileged sandbox with strict seccomp-BPF system-call filtering and isolated PID, NET and IPC namespaces. If a page is attacked, the exploit stays inside that one tab.
Yes. The Vulkan Neural Copilot runs quantized Whisper and LLaMA models on your own GPU, and the On-device Scam Guard checks links locally. No prompt tokens are sent to the cloud.
When a tab closes, heap pointers, decryption keys and cache registers are zero-filled in under 0.08 ms. This blocks cold-boot forensics, and deleted history is overwritten so it cannot be recovered.
VAJRA is engineered by NEXAUR Technologies Private Limited (CIN: U63111MR2026PTC473561), an Indian deep-tech company.
VAJRA is a Chrome alternative built for Linux. In NEXAUR's own test it started 3.4x faster than legacy Chrome. It sends zero telemetry and includes an ad blocker, a tracker blocker and per-tab sandboxing without extensions.
On Debian or Ubuntu, download the .deb package and run: sudo apt install ./vajra-4.0.deb. On Android, install VAJRA from Google Play, or download the beta .apk from this page.
VAJRA is built on an updated Chromium base, with its own privacy, sandboxing and on-device AI layers on top. NEXAUR is also building its own VAJRA engine, which will arrive in a later update.
Yes. The stable VAJRA Browser for Android is on Google Play (package com.nexaur.zenith_browser). A beta .apk is also available on this page for people who prefer a direct download.
VAJRA currently runs on Linux and Android. Windows and macOS builds are coming soon.
Yes. The Fingerprint Shield randomizes details that websites use to recognize your device, such as canvas, fonts and screen data, so trackers cannot build a profile of you.
Yes. VAJRA upgrades connections to HTTPS and encrypts DNS lookups, so your internet provider cannot easily see which websites you visit.
With default settings, VAJRA sends no telemetry, blocks ads and trackers by default, writes no browsing data to disk, runs every tab in its own kernel sandbox and zero-fills a tab's memory when it closes. The comparison table on this page shows how Chrome, Firefox and Brave differ, based on default settings and public vendor documentation.