Try it
Have a real conversation, right now
Scan this with Verus and you are talking to a demonstration account over the real protocol. Nothing about it is a mock up: the message is encrypted on your device, opened on its, and the server in between holds bytes it has no key for.
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Or paste that address into Verus, under Ask to talk.
What to ask it
It answers questions about what Verus does, and every answer names something you can check rather than something you have to believe.
- screenshot: then take one, and look at what you captured.
- what do you know about me: the honest, very short list.
- delete: what leaving actually removes.
- address: why yours is twenty four characters.
- verified: what the badge means and what it does not.
- files: send it a photograph and watch what it says was removed.
It is an ordinary account
The demonstration has no privileges and no private path into the deployment. You can block it, report it, or delete your own account and it would never know. That is deliberate: a demo running on a special route would be demonstrating something other than the product.
For App Review
Verus has no login, so there is no demo account to hand over in the usual sense: the app creates an anonymous address on first run with one tap. This page exists so a reviewer can see a conversation without a second device. Scanning the code above is enough.