One message. Never a wall of red.
We do not send you a dashboard to interpret. When something is found, you get the finding, what it means, and the single action that fixes it — by SMS and email, at the moment it matters.
Your password was exposed
It appeared in a breach of an online bookstore. If you reuse this password anywhere, change it there too.
Nothing else happened this week.
Three steps, and you are barely one of them.
Something is found
A new exposure appears in a breach, a broker listing or a dark-web dump.
We decide if it needs you
Most findings we can act on or dismiss ourselves. Those never reach you.
You get one clear message
What was exposed, where, how serious, and the one thing to do about it. No jargon, no badge to clear.

An alert you ignore is worse than no alert at all.
A quarter of people now delete security warnings without reading them. Not because they do not care — because there are too many, and most turn out to be nothing. Every false alarm teaches you to ignore the next one.
So we optimise for the opposite of what the industry does. We compete to notify you less, and to be right when we do.
Source: Equifax Canada consumer survey, February 2026 — 1,570 respondents.
You recognise any of these.
- You have alert fatigue and you know it.
- You have ignored a real warning because it looked like the others.
- You want to be told what to do, not what happened.
- You do not want to open an app to find out if you are fine.
- You would like your phone to stay quiet most days.
Real-Time Alerts is one of seven.
SMS Scanner
Fake refunds and fake deliveries, filtered before you read them.
Web protection
Every site you open, checked against the world's threat lists.
Leak Monitoring
The dark web and breached databases, watched for your details.
Leak News
What just leaked, in plain language.
Global Databreach Database
Follow the brands you use and hear it from us first.
Security Academy
Short lessons on the scams circulating right now.