Browse normally
ClariFi stays quiet on normal pages like search results, articles, inboxes, and discussions.
ClariFiInstall ClariFiEarly access interaction-risk shieldClariFi explains risky web interactions before you click, allow, download, or submit.
Built for students, families, and everyday internet users, ClariFi explains manipulative permission prompts, fake downloads, scareware popups, suspicious links, and sensitive forms. It is not a full antivirus.
Currently in beta. ClariFi may miss scams or flag safe pages.
Risk hides in the next action
The manipulation often appears at the moment of action.
ClariFi stays quiet during ordinary browsing and explains the pattern when a page pushes you to click, download, sign in, grant permission, or submit sensitive information.
Fake CAPTCHA pages asking for notification permission
Fake download and browser-update buttons
Scareware and support-scam overlays
Suspicious credential or payment forms
Links that do not go where they appear to go
Forced VPN, player, or extension installs
How it works
Quiet until a risky interaction matters.
A risky moment appears
It checks links, popups, forms, permission prompts, redirects, and downloads when they become relevant.
Get a clear warning
Before you click, type, download, or allow something, ClariFi explains what looks risky.
What it checks
Focused on the moments that can lead to loss.
Notification permission traps
Fake downloads and updates
Scareware and support popups
Suspicious links and redirects
Credential and payment forms
Brand and destination mismatch
Demo screenshots
Real ClariFi warnings on safe fictional pages.
These screenshots use local demo pages and fictional brands so reviewers can see the actual warning experience without visiting live scam sites.
Calm browsing stays quiet
A normal fictional marketplace page with no risky permission, payment, or download pressure.
Suspicious login warning
A credential form with account-pressure language and a mismatched collection endpoint.
Scareware download warning
A fake browser update page pushing a required download.
Payment warning with reasons
A sensitive payment form where ClariFi explains the concrete risk signals.
Fake CAPTCHA notification trap
A page falsely tying notification permission to human verification.
Transparency by design
ClariFi does not visit suspicious links in your active session.
Pre-click checks use local interaction patterns, destination structure, blocklists, and hostname reputation signals without making your browser load the suspect site.
No hidden navigation
The candidate destination is never fetched directly merely to scan it.
Specific evidence
Warnings explain what happened, why it is suspicious, and what to verify independently.
Honest beta scope
ClariFi may miss threats or flag benign pages. It is not an antivirus or enterprise security replacement.
Privacy by design
Built to avoid creepy browsing surveillance.
ClariFi focuses on risky interaction moments. It is not designed to collect the sensitive information it helps protect.
No passwords collected
No payment details collected
No OTPs collected
No seed phrases collected
No form values collected
No private messages collected
No passive full-page text upload by default
No raw browsing-history dashboard
Curated beta safety checks
Measured against risky actions and false alarms.
Curated scoring fixtures passing
Local safety checks cover common risky and low-risk browsing patterns.
Passive pages stay quiet
Normal pages and scam discussions remain Low unless a risky action becomes relevant.
High-risk moments surface
Fake login pages, permission traps, and risky forms trigger clear warnings.
Hosted domains get context
Edge cases on shared hosts such as github.io and vercel.app are handled cautiously.
These are local test fixtures for common risk patterns, not a guarantee that ClariFi catches every scam.
Beta release
Help make the warnings clearer.
ClariFi is currently in beta. It may miss scams or flag safe pages. Feedback helps improve warning quality.
FAQ
Clear answers, no magic claims.
Is ClariFi AI?
ClariFi mainly uses local risk checks and optional AI-assisted explanation when configured. It should not be treated as a magic AI scam detector.
Does ClariFi read everything I browse?
No. ClariFi is designed to focus on risky interaction moments instead of passive browsing surveillance.
Does it collect passwords or form values?
No. ClariFi should never collect passwords, payment details, OTPs, seed phrases, or form values.
Can ClariFi miss scams?
Yes. It is a beta safety layer, not guaranteed protection.