RebelRoot is an independent, developer-led collective. We are a global group of software engineers, designer advocates, and privacy proponents focused on building user-centric, open-source software that gives you back control over your digital identity and data sovereignty.

Yes, Omni Browser is completely open-source and released under the permissive MIT license. You can audit the code, run your own builds, and contribute directly to our repositories on GitHub. We do not charge fees, run ads, or sell your data.

We are funded entirely through user donations, sponsorships, and voluntary community support. We do not have venture capital backing or corporate stakeholders, ensuring that our priority remains solely on user privacy and product quality.

Yes. If you choose to enable the optional synchronization features, all your data (such as bookmarks, history, and lockers) is encrypted client-side using your own private keys before leaving your device. RebelRoot servers only act as transit brokers and cannot decrypt your data.

We welcome contributions of all types! You can submit bug reports, write feature implementations, translate the apps, update blocklists, or support us financially via GitHub Sponsors or other platforms listed on our Pricing page.