Do I need an email, phone number or verified identity? +
No. Personal browsing requires no Numerish email, phone, registration or organisation verification. A future pseudonymous Lunbri ID is optional and not yet an active public service. Business functions may require proportionate account and organisation verification through the secure Numerish application. Visited sites can still receive IP and other network metadata.
Can I send a file from my browser directly to another Lunbri Browser user? +
That is a planned product module: select a verified recipient by Lunbri ID, choose an authorised file, set rights and expiry, receive approval and a delivery receipt. A production transfer backend and independent security testing are required before the service can be represented as available.
Can two Lunbri Browser users message each other? +
Browser-to-browser direct messaging is part of the intended collaboration scope, alongside group chat, file attachments and escalation to SecureMeet. The design includes contact consent, message retention controls and authenticated sessions. Live secure messaging and its cryptographic guarantees are not yet certified.
Does Lunbri Browser save nothing on the local computer? +
The proposed restricted local-save mode aims to keep managed work in an authorised remote workspace and limit downloads, caches, clipboard and printing. Absolute non-persistence across operating-system swap, thumbnails, crash files and caches must not be promised without device-specific forensic validation.
Is Lunbri Browser a standalone browser or an ERP360 add-on? +
Lunbri Browser is designed as a separately distributed browser experience, with optional enterprise administration, entitlements and software release management connected to Numerish ERP360.
Does SecureMeet include control over meeting participants? +
The planned Host Control Center includes admission, muting, chat and sharing restrictions, attendee removal, co-host permissions, and governed host transfer for meetings and group calls. The production meeting backend remains subject to certification.
Can we manage company devices and browsing rules? +
The enterprise management design includes identity-based policies, device enrollment and revocation, organisational profiles and administrator-controlled settings. Enforcement and cross-platform parity must pass platform-specific tests before production activation.
Which platforms will be supported? +
Windows, macOS, iPadOS, iOS, Android and Linux are the six target distribution platforms. Availability varies by signed, approved package and platform certification; an unapproved installer must not be offered.
Are the displayed subscription prices final? +
No. Personal, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Sovereign are indicative proposed tiers. PricingHub is the authority for final currency, taxes, subscription entitlements and approved pricing.
Are the illustrated interfaces available today? +
The illustrated workspaces describe the design target rather than a verified production application screen. Core native browser, secure communications infrastructure and signed public download certification are still release-gated.