Private on your screen.

Start with the people nearby.

Screen privacy matters when someone borrows your phone, walks past your desk or sits beside you. Still separates private browsing from a public view, with locking and deliberate authentication to return.

A deliberate lock.

Device biometrics help with everyday opening. A manual lock requires your Still PIN. Your tabs and site sign-ins are retained so you do not need to start again.

Understand the boundaries.

Still is not a VPN. It does not make your browsing anonymous, change your IP address by default or stop websites from recognising a signed-in account. Website and network tracking remain separate concerns.

No app can promise that an already visible screen was never photographed or captured. Still reacts to supported capture and lifecycle events; it cannot undo a screenshot already taken.

Your device, your data.

The app keeps browser data on your device and does not require a Still cloud account. Websites you visit still have their own cookies, data collection and privacy policies.

A separate public space.

The public view is intentionally separate from your private tabs. Choose public content you are comfortable displaying. Closing a temporary tab removes its temporary website storage; ordinary tabs preserve sign-ins.