Support
v1 is pre-release. Production contact channels arrive ahead of GA.Olocus is built in the open. The full source — Rust workspace, Cloudflare Workers relay, Playwright canonical-journey tests, this site — lives at github.com/svailsa/olocus. That's the canonical place for bug reports, feature requests, and security disclosures during the pre-release window.
File a bug
Open an issue at github.com/svailsa/olocus/issues. Useful detail: the browser + OS, the page you were on, what you expected, what happened. Screenshots are welcome; do not paste tokens, proof bytes, or anything from a real disclosure into a public issue.
Security disclosure
Cryptographic or relay-side vulnerabilities go to the security policy in the repository. The preferred channel is a GitHub security advisory — advisories are private to the maintainers until coordinated disclosure ships the fix. The policy spells out scope, the out-of-scope categories, and the threat-model bounds the project deliberately does not promise to defend against.
What's not supported in v1
- Account recovery — v1 has no recovery layer. Seed recovery + encrypted backup ship in v1.1+.
- Recovering bytes a verifier already fetched — see Transparency → Revocation semantics.
- Restoring a record after a clean device wipe — the v1 record lives on the device. Without backup (v1.1+) it does not survive a reset.
Privacy questions
See Privacy and Transparency first — both list what the relay holds, what it does not, and where the data lives. Specific privacy or data-rights questions also go through the GitHub channels above until a dedicated contact address is set up ahead of GA.
Pre-release status.
Olocus is in active development. The v1 minimal relay is shippable but
not production-deployed. The PWA bundles at
app.olocus.com and verify.olocus.com are
end-to-end functional locally; production deploy lands in a separate
slice ahead of GA. Treat this surface as a preview, not a service-level
commitment.