DoubleTrack Browser

The pendulum has swung way too far on the privacy front. DoubleTrack Browser puts a hard stop to attempts to limit the reckless sharing of even your most intimate data.

The Pendulum Swings Back

DoubleTrack Browser is a radical experiment in digital identity management. While most privacy tools focus on hiding your data, DoubleTrack takes the opposite approach—it deliberately creates a rich, consistent, but entirely fictional digital presence alongside your real one.

"The best place to hide a leaf is in a forest."

Core Architecture

This project is built on a hybrid architecture that prioritizes both performance and memory safety:

• Rust Core: Powers the profile generation and activity simulation engine, compiled to WebAssembly for browser integration

• ReScript: Type-safe browser API integration and UI components (compiles to JavaScript)

• Deno: Modern runtime for build scripts and development tooling

• WebExtensions API: Provides the hooks needed for background operation

Key Features

• Parallel Identity Generation: Creates believable, consistent alternative browsing patterns

• Background Activity Engine: Simulates browsing behavior even when you’re not actively using your computer

• Memory-Safe Design: Uses Rust’s ownership model to ensure your real data remains protected

• Configurable Noise Levels: Adjust how active your alternative identity should be

Why DoubleTrack Exists

In a world where your data is constantly harvested, the traditional approach of trying to hide becomes increasingly futile. Data brokers have become too sophisticated, tracking technologies too pervasive.

DoubleTrack explores a different hypothesis: What if, instead of trying to be invisible, you become deliberately, strategically visible—but in ways that obscure rather than reveal?

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Deno (v2.0+)

• Rust toolchain

• wasm-pack

• just task runner (optional)

Installation

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/hyperpolymath/double-track-browser.git
cd double-track-browser

# Check dependencies
just install

# Build everything (Rust + ReScript + Extension)
just build

# Or without just:
deno task build

Then load the extension from the dist/ directory into your browser’s developer mode.

Warning

This is experimental software. While designed with security in mind, it may have unintended consequences for your online experience. Use at your own risk and only on personal devices.

RSR Framework Compliance

This project adheres to the Rhodium Standard Repository (RSR) Framework and achieves Gold Level compliance (91%):

• ✅ Documentation: README, LICENSE, SECURITY, CODE_OF_CONDUCT, CONTRIBUTING, MAINTAINERS, CHANGELOG

• ✅ .well-known/: RFC 9116 security.txt, ai.txt (AI training policy), humans.txt (attribution)

• ✅ Type Safety: Rust compile-time guarantees + ReScript type system

• ✅ Memory Safety: Rust ownership model, zero unsafe blocks

• ✅ Build System: Deno, wasm-pack, justfile, Mustfile.epx

• ✅ CI/CD: GitHub Actions with security audits, linting, and testing

• ✅ Test Coverage: Comprehensive tests (Rust + Deno)

• ✅ Offline-First: Zero network dependencies, works air-gapped

See RSR_COMPLIANCE_AUDIT.md for detailed audit.

Language Policy

This project follows the Hyperpolymath Standard language policy:

• ReScript instead of TypeScript

• Deno instead of npm/Node.js

• Rust for performance-critical code

• justfile instead of Makefile

See .claude/CLAUDE.md for the complete policy.

Tri-Perimeter Contribution Framework (TPCF)

This project uses the TPCF to manage trust and contributions:

Perimeter 3: Community Sandbox (Current)

• Access: Open to all

• Scope: All public contributions

• Requirements: Follow Code of Conduct, sign commits (optional)

• Review: All PRs reviewed before merge

Perimeter 2: Trusted Contributors (Future)

• Access granted after sustained contributions (3+ months, 10+ merged PRs)

• Code review privileges, issue triage, mentoring

Perimeter 1: Core Stewards (Future)

• Invitation-only for long-term maintainers

• Strategic decisions, governance, security response

Current Status: Only Perimeter 3 is active. See MAINTAINERS.md for details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! This project values:

• Reversibility: Experiments should be safe to try and easy to undo

• Emotional Safety: No blame culture, mistakes are learning opportunities

• Diverse Expertise: All skill levels welcome

• Sustainable Pace: No crunch time, life comes first

See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines and CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md for community standards.

Security

See SECURITY.md for vulnerability reporting procedures and our security model. We follow responsible disclosure with a 90-day coordinated release window.

Quick contacts:

• Security issues: security@example.com (see .well-known/security.txt)

• Code of Conduct: conduct@example.com

License

This project is dual-licensed:

• MIT License (primary) - see LICENSE-MIT

• Palimpsest License v0.8 (alternative) - see LICENSE-PALIMPSEST

You may choose either license. See LICENSING.md for details.

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"In the age of surveillance capitalism, visibility can be a form of camouflage."