Privacy Explorer

Privacy Explorer is a ranked, open-source database that helps people explore and compare the privacy, security, and reliability of Web3 projects. As a privacy-first and neutral platform, it makes fragmented ecosystem data legible through searchable profiles, filters, detailed project pages, and transparent scoring. The project is part of Web3Privacy Now and is maintained through volunteer and community contributions. Its front-end, data repository, and self-hosted JSON API are public, so anyone can review the methodology, follow updates, submit corrections, and contribute without needing an account.

Explorer dashboard with search, filters, and project cards.

Detailed project view with scoring and structured project information.

Admin editor for creating and updating project data.

10/03/2024 - 00:00

Add your privacy project to Explorer

Call for projects to join the open database — how listings work and why neutral, comparable privacy data matters for users and builders.

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12/03/2024 - 00:00

Add a project to Explorer — how to

Step-by-step guide to submitting a new project profile to Privacy Explorer.

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14/03/2024 - 00:00

Edit your project on Explorer — how to

How maintainers can update an existing Explorer listing and keep metadata accurate over time.

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05/10/2024 - 00:00

Building “L2beat for privacy” at ETHRome

Building an L2beat-style transparency layer for privacy — interfaces, incentives, and lessons from ETHRome.

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“How to Add a Project to Explorer”

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“Edit your project on Explorer”

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Privacy Explorer is community-maintained and open source. You can submit a new project, edit an existing listing, improve the front-end or data repositories, and help keep the database transparent, searchable, and up to date.

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Your perspective helps us build better tools for the privacy community. Whether you have ideas for new features, spotted something that could be improved, or want to share how you use this project — we read every message and use feedback to shape what comes next. Drop us a line below; we’d love to hear from you.