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Full Armor of God

Your command center—one tap to arm digital protection for hostile networks. This is where the stack comes alive, including the built-in firewall.

One-tap arm / disarm — Full Armor of God turns the protection stack on or off
Built-in firewall — per-app control of Wi‑Fi and mobile data (Void Shield), without a paid VPN subscription
Network watch — ArchAngels and tripwires stand ready when armor is active
Live status — see whether armor is Activated, Off, or Incomplete at a glance
Decoy trails and alerts stay under your control—you decide how hard to push back

Decoy ID

Disguise, chaff, and personas

Marked with glasses and a mustache. Present a believable network persona so scanners chase ghosts.

Personas — choose or tune a network identity trail
Chaff / decoy traffic — intentional fake browsing trails
Useful on untrusted Wi‑Fi when stalkers or scanners try to profile you
Works with ArchAngels when a boundary is crossed

War Room

Perimeter command center

Live ops for tripwires, package risk, and evidence—not a separate app.

ArchAngels — tripwires on Wi‑Fi, DNS, after-hours traffic, and connection churn
Seraphim — package and file risk hub (Apps, Files, Dust Sweep, Abyss) in plain English
Demon log — forensic timeline of every probe and action
Live alerts with one-tap responses (decoy, cut connection, or lockdown)
Same cyan glass look as Void Shield — one cockpit, not mismatched chrome
Drills to practice—tests, not real attackers

Seraphim and chips →

Void Shield

Built-in firewall

A real per-app firewall on the device—not a commercial VPN you rent, and not “trust every app forever.”

Allow or block Wi‑Fi and mobile data for each app
Stop silent talkers — cut apps that phone home when they should not
Live in plain English — who’s transmitting now, Upload/Download in Mbps (not raw system noise)
Access log — see who tried to use the network, then clear or share if you need a record
Wire Gauge — how strong the radio link is from phone to router (Mbps and signal)
From Rune — vw shield status|list|on|off|block|allow (same rules as this tab)
Works with ArchAngels and the Demon log when something crosses a line
Honest limit: measures your link, not a full internet speed-test product

Rune Terminal Flagship

Heart of the product (and of the cyberdeck)

Marked with a terminal. In plain English: Rune is where you do real work from the phone — a Linux-style environment inside Void Walker, not a separate app, and not a special phone unlock. Skip it if you only want armor. Live here if you work.

Armor watches the wire. Rune gets work done. On-device shell · multi-session · packages · git · remote login to your lab · product CLI · host profiles, mesh, file transfer, optional mosh, and cockpit health. Phone = cockpit. Your gear = muscle — desk PCs, Raspberry Pis, servers, NAS — reached by the path that fits the job, not a single “SSH-only” story. The point is the ops surface around your whole setup. Ways to connect →

Install like any Android app. Shell on-device when you need it. Reach your desk, Pi, or any mesh host when the job is heavy. No dual-boot. No root.

Call your AI from your PC — integrated with Rune Terminal

What you can do in Rune — full list Shell · packages · connections · files · mosh · doctor · sessions · CLI

Full bash environment — a real Linux userland on device, not a toy console
Install packages — pkg install tools such as Python, nmap, git, and more (full-Rune channel), with pkg/dpkg self-heal so upgrades stay Termux-like
Remote login to your setup — secure shell to desktops, Linux boxes, Raspberry Pis, NAS, and other hosts you control. One of several paths — all forms → · what you can do once connected → · from anywhere →
Saved host profiles — list aliases with vw hosts, connect with vw ssh hub (or pc). You put your own PC in mesh.
Personal mesh — vw mesh list / sync · Tailscale (or same Wi‑Fi) so remote login works from cellular / hotels without opening the house to the internet
Push & pull files — vw put / vw get / sftp / sync / files over the same SSH path as your shell sessions
Mosh (optional) — smoother mobile shell when the remote runs mosh-server (Linux / Pi / WSL); plain Windows OpenSSH stays on SSH
Cockpit health — vw doctor checks tools, keys, mesh, LAN, and hub SSH reachability in one shot (honest paths on current package)
Control helpers — vw control ping · sessions · shield · doctor for automation and quick checks
Void Shield from the shell — vw shield status|list|on|off|block|allow (same firewall as the Shield tab)
Armor from the shell — vw cover · disarm · status · archangel · log · shadow/smart/void
All connection forms — see Ways Rune talks to gear you own
Git over HTTPS — clone and work with repositories when you need source on the go
Multi-session — open several shells (S1, S2, …); switch chips without killing work; close a tab cleanly and return to your first session
Stays alive in the background — leave Rune, lock the screen, or switch tabs; sessions keep running with a notification and optional wakelock; shade Exit fully closes the app when you are done
Shared storage — reach Downloads and shared folders when you set storage up
vw war-room CLI — full product control from the same shell as your tools · forge pull helpers when mesh is set
Call tools that live on the host — e.g. AI launchers so API keys and heavy work stay on the machine you trust
Bridge to the lab — phone is the cockpit; your PCs, Pis, and servers stay the muscle
No root — full path stays inside the app sandbox; serious work flows through remote login / mesh to hosts you own

Rune user guide · Download PDF guide

Full Rune ships with the direct full unlock on this site. Store listings (when live) may ship a lighter shell first — honest scope, not a fake “full Termux on every store.”

Patrol

Schedule · when armor runs

Marked with a calendar. Control when watching and decoy rules apply on your clock.

Patrol windows for protection activity
After-hours rules versus when your persona says you should be offline
Complements ArchAngels with time-based boundaries
Leave defaults if you only want always-on arming from Home

Engine

Settings and how-to guides

Marked with a gear. Tune the app and read in-app guides so you know what you armed.

Core settings (monitoring, data caps, trusted Wi‑Fi, license)
How-to guides — Everyday and Advanced (Seraphim, Dust Sweep, Wire Gauge, work-from-anywhere mesh, and more)
Void Codex — plain definitions when the network turns hostile
Adjust everything without leaving the app

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