VERAQIS is a beta toolkit for damaged archives and data files. It checks first, recovers only what the surviving bytes can prove, and leaves uncertain regions marked as unknown instead of pretending.
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A small product family built around one rule: the report must explain why a result should be trusted.
Analyze damaged files and use proof-gated recovery for free during public beta, then save a report that separates recovered, unknown and unsupported regions.
Run the read-only auditor and recovery workflows from the terminal. Release artifacts are rebuilt from the exact tagged commit and published with SHA-256 checksums.
Every accepted recovery result carries evidence: byte ranges, rule IDs, verifier type and enough context to review the decision.
See exact-ref Linux checks, installed-runtime evidence, mobile device gates, artifact hashes and the remaining release limitation: no trusted Windows code signing yet.
Keep passwords in a local encrypted Windows vault. No account, cloud, telemetry, subscription or purchase path; the verified v1.0.0 portable release is available now.
Damaged ZIP, health 15/100 → VERAQIS found ZIP_EOCD_001 → rebuilt the archive → 8412B recovered, 0B lost.
This is the product position in one case: prove the recoverable structure, write a manifest, and refuse to dress guesses up as recovered data.
The ZIP end-of-central-directory record is missing after truncation.
The report names ZIP_EOCD_001 and scores health at 15/100.
VERAQIS rebuilds from surviving local headers instead of inventing missing bytes.
8412B recovered, 0B lost, with a recovery manifest.
VERAQIS is not a miracle recovery button. It is an evidence-first safety tool for archives and damaged files: check the risk, recover the provable parts, and say clearly when the data is not recoverable.
Inputs are treated as hostile. Source files are opened read-only, untrusted work is sandboxed, and output goes to a destination you choose.
Encrypted files are detected and reported. VERAQIS does not decrypt, recover passwords, remove restrictions or claim otherwise.
An honest report can still help: it tells you the format, the defect, what was checked, and why a recovery was refused.
Plain answers for people deciding whether VERAQIS belongs in their recovery workflow.
VERAQIS is a beta file safety and recovery toolkit. It audits archives and damaged files, recovers only data that surviving bytes can prove, and reports unknown regions honestly.
VERAQIS is built around an evidence model. A recovery result must be backed by checksum, structural, object-graph or independent-copy proof; otherwise VERAQIS abstains instead of inventing data.
No. The beta tools are offline-first, make no telemetry calls, and keep analysis and recovery on the user's machine.
No. Encrypted archives and documents are detected and reported, but VERAQIS does not decrypt, recover passwords, or bypass restrictions.
The beta release page is intentionally conservative: it shows checks that passed, warns about what is missing, and does not hide beta limits.
cargo test --workspace --all-targetsVERAQIS Archiver, ColdPass and every current Recovery capability are available without an account, payment or license file while we collect feedback and measured results.