Astian is a sovereign software ecosystem — a family of privacy-first tools that share one design language and one set of principles. Instead of stitching together services from different companies, you get a browser, search engine, VPN, cloud storage, and web tools built to work together with zero telemetry by default.

Yes. Midori is free to download and use on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. There is no paid tier required for core privacy features — tracker blocking, private search, and zero telemetry are included from the first launch.

No — not by default, and not as a hidden setting. Astian products ship with telemetry disabled and no account required. Our code is open source, so you can verify what leaves your device instead of trusting a privacy policy alone.

AstianGO is Astian's private search engine. It returns results without building a profile, storing your query history, or selling your data. Every search is treated as a single request — answered, then forgotten.

Yes. Astian publishes its code under open licenses so anyone can read, audit, fork, and improve it. Open source is a core philosophy — not a marketing badge. You should not have to trust us; you should be able to verify.

Five tools, one language: Midori (privacy browser), AstianGO (private search), Astian VPN (no-log, in-house infrastructure), Astian Cloud (client-side encrypted storage), and Astian Tools (privacy-focused web utilities). Each product owns one accent color and one purpose.

No account is required for Midori or AstianGO. You can browse and search privately without registering an email or creating a profile. Products that need identity for sync or storage let you opt in on your terms.

Mainstream browsers optimize for engagement and data collection. Astian optimizes for sovereignty: no telemetry by default, built-in tracker blocking, private search as the default, and infrastructure you can audit. The difference is not a feature checklist — it is what the software is allowed to do without asking.