See what your build, SDKs, and extensions really send.
Static review and privacy checklists miss code that only runs behind server flags, WebViews, remote config, native libraries, or third-party SDKs. Veracta is for teams that want runtime evidence before customers, reviewers, or regulators ask for it.
Talk to usCatch runtime-only behavior.
Veracta is built for behavior that appears only when the software is alive: encrypted requests, remote-loaded code, WebView bridges, server-side feature flags, and native calls.
TLS keylog + wire
Capture session keys from inside the app, then decrypt raw traffic host-side. URLs, headers, bodies, TLS, QUIC, and HTTP/3 stay visible.
Device probe
Attach at process birth and observe identifier reads, location access, clipboard access, and native crypto behavior.
Scriptable hooks
Target loaded classes and app-specific flows with flexible per-build instrumentation.
WebView monitor
Use Chrome DevTools Protocol visibility inside in-app WebViews to catch JavaScript behavior the Java client never exposes.
Your dependency graph has a network graph.
SDKs, analytics packages, Chrome extensions, VS Code extensions, and embedded WebViews can move data in ways that never show up in a product requirements doc.
One app can behave like several apps.
Behavior can change by build, country, feature flag, account state, or runtime environment. Veracta records the context for each observed data flow.
Turn privacy declarations into testable engineering claims.
Use Veracta to compare runtime behavior with data-safety labels, privacy policies, customer commitments, and vendor assertions. Your team gets direct evidence about what the software actually does.