A live browser security extension built for the two ways people now get burned online: fake sites that steal logins and money, and sensitive data pasted into AI chat assistants. It ships as a single Chrome Manifest V3 extension, live on the Chrome Web Store. The core extension is free, with two paid plans on top: a low-cost annual upgrade for consumers and a flat-priced team plan for companies.
Fake-site protection checks each site's origin against the product's own threat lookup service and replaces known scam and phishing pages with a full-page warning, including when a site asks to connect a crypto wallet. Only the origin leaves the browser. AI data protection is opt-in and runs fully on-device: it stops API keys and tokens, private keys, database connection strings, .env and .pem files, card numbers and US Social Security numbers before they are sent to supported AI chat assistants. No account is needed and the extension sends no analytics.
The consumer plan adds protected custom terms in AI chats, with AI page checks and breach alerts on the roadmap. The team plan adds managed install and admin reporting for teams of up to 50 users, with a free trial.
Both paid plans launched with the relaunch, so trailing twelve-month revenue is $0, and the product runs at a very low operating cost. This is a strategic technology and IP acquisition: the live product and its paid plans, codebase and infrastructure, and a founder-supported handover. Asking price $600,000 as an asset and IP sale, with the data room, live demo and codebase walkthrough available under NDA.