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Protect against AI chatbot ads. Blocks ad SDKs, removes sponsored labels, cleans affiliate tracking. Armorly keeps advertising out of your AI chatbots before the ads arrive. Armorly runs silently on AI platforms. It intercepts ad-SDK initialization at the source, scans for sponsored-content markers, and cleans tracking from affiliate links entirely in your browser. Network-level rules also block known ad-SDK domains outright. The AI industry is being pushed toward the same ad-funded model that hollowed out search and social. Armorly is a small, local bet against that future. Why this matters: https://claygood.com/essays/ads-in-the-age-of-ai What does Armorly do? • Blocks AI ad-network SDKs like Koah, Monetzly, Imprezia, Sponsored.so, and Grok ad hooks before they initialize • Removes sponsored labels and ad containers when a page injects them • Strips affiliate and tracking parameters (utm_*, tag, aff) from links in AI responses • Shields against hidden, invisible-text prompt injection • No data collection • No remote code • No telemetry • Fully open source SUPPORTED PLATFORMS: Works on ChatGPT, Grok, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and any AI chatbot that loads a known ad network. HONEST NOTE: Most major AI platforms don't show ads yet. Armorly is proactive protection for the affiliate-link tracking that already exists today, and for the ad networks already raising money to put ads inside your chatbot tomorrow. HOW TO VERIFY IT'S WORKING: Open the browser console (F12) on any AI chatbot. You'll see: "[Armorly] AI ad blocker active" "[Armorly] Blocking SDKs: Koah, Monetzly, GrokAds..."
May 30, 2026
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