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A simple safety check while you browse. It warns you before you enter a password or payment details on a site not marked as safe. Phishing sites look like the real thing. SafeSite steps in before you type your password, so a fake login page does not quietly steal your details. The idea is simple. You already know which sites you trust: your bank, your email, the shops you use. Mark those as safe. On every other page, SafeSite watches for login boxes, passwords, and payment fields. If you start to type, it warns you. What you will notice: The toolbar icon turns green on sites you trust, and red when you should pause. Login and payment fields are optionally highlighted so you can see what triggered the warning. A notification appears if you type a username, password, or card details on a site that is not on your safe list. One click captures a screenshot you can save and send when you report a scam. Mark a site as safe or remove it whenever you like. Your list lives with your bookmarks. A second opinion from AI, if you want it You can turn on optional AI. It looks at the page and a screenshot and can confirm a warning, or flag a risky page that the usual checks missed. It runs on your computer, not in the cloud. You stay in charge. Who it is for Anyone who types passwords in the browser and would rather have a quiet check than find out later that the page was fake. SafeSite does not replace common sense. It gives you a clear stop sign at the moment it matters most: before you hit enter.
Sep 11, 2026
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