What gets designed is what life asks for
Finds the sources attacking you, blocks them at once, and keeps the defence moving, so nothing gets in.
The site you host yourself, the photo library, the household accounts, plus every SSH login on the machine: an attack leaves a trace in the logs. SvrGuard analyses them continuously and writes the threat addresses into the system firewall.
Attack source map
Dashboard
Resource monitoring
Blocklist
Circle what does not belong and it goes. Enlarge to four or eight times while you are there.
Apps that can do this are easy to find. Most want the photograph uploaded first. This one does not: it runs on the phone and the photograph stays where it is.
Is everyone here?
The organiser starts an event and everyone joins by scanning a code. No friend requests, no personal details. The whole group is on one map, so anyone falling behind is easy to spot. Tap them, and navigation takes you to them.
When the event ends the data expires on the spot. The server keeps no trail.
Before the market falls, the money leaves first. It moves out of semiconductors into defensive sectors like telecoms and food, and that usually shows before the index weakens.
CrashGuard watches eight warning signs of that kind. However many are lit is the risk score, read off one ring gauge. Open it on an ordinary day, see low, relax. When risk climbs you do not have to open it; it sends a push.
It is there to keep you out of trouble, not to guess tomorrow's move.
Taiwan only. The market it watches and the app itself are both in Taiwan.