A browser-based self-audit that reveals what your device and browser expose before you log into any website.
Before clicking anything, your browser is already broadcasting signals.
Signal Intelligence analyzes locally available browser signals and presents them through a receipt-centered intelligence dashboard. Users immediately understand:
- What their browser reveals passively — timezone, languages, platform, GPU renderer, screen properties, and more
- What permissions they have accumulated — a debt score quantifying granted API access
- What inferences third parties may make — a shadow profile showing what advertisers or data brokers could assume
- What realistic risks those signals create — a personal threat model with severity ratings
- What practical actions they can take — hardening recommendations ranked by difficulty
Every analysis runs entirely in the browser. Nothing is stored. No data is sent to any server. Some browser APIs used during analysis (such as WebRTC candidate gathering and media device enumeration) operate locally but may be perceived as sensitive — see the Privacy section below for details.
- No cookies
- No analytics
- No tracking pixels
- No backend profile creation
- No mandatory localStorage
- No external data exfiltration
- All analysis runs locally in the browser
Note on browser APIs: The OSINT module uses WebRTC ICE candidate gathering (with an empty iceServers configuration — no STUN/TURN servers) to detect local network interfaces, and navigator.mediaDevices.enumerateDevices() to count media devices. Both operate entirely client-side and do not send data over the network, but users should be aware these APIs are exercised during analysis.
An animated opening that counts the number of signals your browser is broadcasting before you interact with anything.
A receipt-style report listing raw browser signals: timezone, languages, platform, GPU renderer, storage support, touch capability, CPU threads, Do Not Track status, entropy score, uniqueness estimate, and privacy posture. Supports copy, share, and re-run.
Cards showing what can be known about you passively, without any interaction. Each card includes the finding, its source API, a confidence level, and why it matters.
Audits granted, denied, prompt, and unsupported browser permissions (notifications, camera, microphone, clipboard, geolocation). Returns a weighted debt score reflecting accumulated risk surface from granted permissions.
An inference engine showing what advertisers or data brokers might assume based on your signals. Every statement is explicitly labeled as an inference — no certainty language is used.
Translates findings into user-relevant risks with Low, Medium, and High severity badges. Combines entropy scoring, permission debt, and shadow profile inferences to evaluate identity exposure, social engineering, permission abuse, and shoulder-surfing risks.
Specific, practical recommendations based on findings. Each recommendation includes a difficulty level (Easy, Medium, Hard), step-by-step instructions, and expected outcomes.
- Language: TypeScript
- Build: Vite
- UI: Vanilla TypeScript + lightweight component structure
- Styling: CSS with design tokens
- Testing: Vitest + Playwright
- Deployment: Static hosting
npm install
npm run devOpen http://localhost:5173 in your browser.
npm run buildnpm run testnpm run lint
npm run typecheckAll rights reserved.
