Free early build 0.1.3

Find out what is really running on your computer.

Some software can watch your screen. Some lets a stranger take the mouse. Some of it is AI, working away without being asked. The scan reads what is on this machine and writes you a report where every line is a plain sentence.

Download the free scan (45 KB)

One file. Double-click it and it runs. Nothing to unzip, nothing to install, no account and no email address. Windows 10 or 11.

Two steps

There is no installer and nothing to extract. Most of the minute is Windows checking that you meant to do this.

  1. Double-click the file you downloaded

    A black window opens and counts through what it is checking, which takes a few seconds. It stays open at the end and tells you what happened, so nothing vanishes on you. Close it whenever you like.

  2. Read your report

    It opens by itself in your web browser, and a copy is saved to your Desktop so you can look at it again or send it to someone who can help.

Your browser will ask twice, and both are normal. First it will say this type of file can harm your computer, because it is a program rather than a document. Choose Keep. Then Windows will say the publisher could not be verified, because we have not bought a signing certificate yet. Click More info, then Run anyway.
If that makes you uneasy, good instinct. Right-click the file, choose Open with, and pick Notepad. The whole scan is plain readable text and it is meant to be read before you run it. What you are looking for is near the top: it makes no network connections at all.
Blocked from downloading it? Some browsers and work laptops refuse this kind of file outright. Download the zip version instead, extract it, and double-click Run the scan.cmd inside.

What it looks for

Four questions, asked of every program running, every background service, everything set to start with Windows, and everything holding open a network connection.

Can someone else control this computer?Remote-control software like AnyDesk, TeamViewer or RustDesk. This is the one that matters most. The support-desk phone scam works by talking someone into installing exactly this, then watching them sign into their bank.

Is something recording what you do?Keystroke loggers, screen recorders, activity monitors, and Windows Recall quietly saving pictures of your screen.

What AI is on here?AI assistants, AI models running locally, image generators, and agents built to act on their own. Most of it is harmless and you probably installed it. You should still know it is there and what it can reach.

Is anything acting by itself?Software that drives your browser, replays clicks and keystrokes, or launches from a folder anyone can write to every time Windows starts.

Nothing leaves your computer

Not a promise about how we handle your data. There is no data to handle.

What it cannot do

This is an early build and we would rather you heard the limits from us.

It will sometimes be wrong. Finding TeamViewer on your machine does not mean you have been scammed; plenty of people install it on purpose. That is why every result says where we found it and what it means, instead of just flashing a warning at you. If something in your report is wrong, tell us and we will fix the scan.

Something wrong?

Write to [email protected] with what the report said and whether you agreed with it. A report that got something wrong is genuinely the most useful thing you can send us.

Looking for the browser extension that flags AI as you scroll? Install it here, also free.