Veilus Sync

Veilus Sync copies your profiles between computers through storage you own: a Git repository or your Google Drive. There is no Veilus server in the middle — each computer pushes and pulls directly to your storage.

Veilus Sync is included in the paid plans. On the Free plan, Veilus Sync in the sidebar is locked.

What is copied

For each profile:

Profile settings — name, fingerprint, proxy settings (including the proxy username and password), tags, notes, and variables
Cookies, bookmarks, and browser preferences
Site storage: Local Storage, Session Storage, and IndexedDB
Autofill data stored by the browser

For the app:

Your scripts
Your tag list (names and colors)

What stays on this computer

Browsing history and cache
Passwords saved in the browser
Everything not listed above — for example proxy pools, datasets, schedules, and installed extensions

Who can read the copied data

What the vault password does protect is the credential Veilus uses to reach your storage (a Git personal access token or SSH private key, or your Google sign-in). It is stored encrypted on this computer. See Set up Veilus Sync.

To keep your data safe:

Use a private repository, or a Google account only you use
Don’t share the repository’s access token or SSH key
With Git, every past version stays in the repository’s history — deleting a profile does not remove its old files from history

How syncing works

Syncing is manual. Each time you click Git Sync or Drive Sync, Veilus:

Uploads the profiles that changed on this computer
Downloads the profiles that changed on your other computers

A profile whose browser is open on this computer is not overwritten. Close it and sync again to receive the other computer’s changes.

Next steps

Set up Veilus Sync
Devices, activity, and conflicts
To move a single profile without syncing, use Import & Export