ZEROSHADEThe demo exists so you can see the shape of the product. It is easy to read too much into a convincing interface, so here is the dividing line.
What runs where
Everything in the demo runs in your browser tab, in memory. The page intercepts its own network calls and answers them itself. The hosted API is a separate service, and the demo does not use it as a live-money client.
What is simulated
- The wallet and the balances you see.
- Routing a send into scheduled notes with delays.
- Privacy settings and their effect.
- Confirmation screens and activity history.
What it does not do
- It does not send real funds.
- It does not hide your real IP address.
- It does not keep anything after a refresh. Reloading resets it.
A habit worth keeping
Never type a real recovery phrase into the demo. The banner at the top of the app says the same. A simulation does not need your secrets, and a habit of entering them into demos is how people lose funds elsewhere.
Why a simulation first
The complete wallet engine is kept as local-device source and is not exposed through the hosted app, because it is built for one user on one machine. Publishing a simulation lets people judge the interface and the idea without exposing anyone's money. No independent audit has been verified, and readiness for real funds is not claimed.