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Free privacy-first security tools and plain-English guides: test your passwords, spot scams before they bite, and know exactly what to do when something goes wrong.

Free Security Tools

🔒 Password Strength Checker

How long would yours survive? Test it privately - nothing leaves your browser.

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🛡️ Scam Message Checker

Suspicious email or text? Tick the red flags, get a verdict in seconds.

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⚡ PC Power Cost Calculator

What your computer adds to the electricity bill - and how to cut it.

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🔎 Am I Breached?

Answer 7 quick questions, get your exposure score and a prioritized fix-it plan. Runs 100% in your browser.

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💾 Backup Plan Generator

Four questions, one personal 3-2-1 backup plan. Never lose your photos or files again.

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🔍 Scam Message Decoder

Paste any suspicious text or email — instant verdict across 8 red-flag patterns. 100% in your browser, nothing uploaded.

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📅 30-Day Security Challenge

One 5-minute task a day. Your progress saves itself — come back tomorrow and keep the streak.

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Plain-English Guides

🚨 Hacked? Do This Now

The calm, ordered checklist for the worst hour of your digital life.

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🔑 Password Managers

The single biggest security upgrade - and how to switch in an afternoon.

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🌐 How to Choose a VPN

What VPNs really do, what they do not, and the 7 things worth comparing.

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💻 How to Choose a Laptop

Cut through the spec sheets and buy the right machine for your budget.

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Think you might already be compromised?

Computer Multiverse app

Get the Computer Multiverse app

Password & scam checkers, plain-English security help — straight from your home screen. No app store needed.

🔒 One security tip a month

Practical, plain-English, takes two minutes to act on.

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