I’m an indie hacker with 10+ years in the cybersecurity industry, and I’m working on something a bit different — bringing enterprise-grade security tools to everyday users. I’d love your feedback.

I’m building a privacy-first secure browser designed to prevent:

• 📸 Screenshots
• 🎥 Screen recording
• ⌨️ Keyboard activity logging
• 🕵️ Basic spyware-style capture techniques

The idea is to give individuals and small teams the kind of security normally reserved for large enterprises, but in a lightweight, easy-to-use package.

Even with tools like Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, once something is on your screen, it’s basically fair game for:

• OS-level screenshots
• Malware keyloggers
• Remote access tools

Enterprise teams usually rely on expensive DLP (Data Loss Prevention) and RBI(Remote Browser Isolation) software. I’m trying to bring that level of protection to regular users and small teams without the headache.

🔐 What It Does (So Far)

• Blocks common screenshot shortcuts
• Detects or prevents basic screen recording
• Secures keyboard input

Still early stage. Not claiming it’s unbreakable — just aiming to raise the bar significantly for privacy-conscious users.

🎯 Who This Is For

• Freelancers handling sensitive assets
• Indie founders sharing early IP
• Coaches/consultants with confidential docs
• Small teams without enterprise security budgets

🤔 Feedback I’m Looking For

1. Would you actually use something like this? In what context?
2. Is this solving a real pain point or am I overestimating the problem?
3. What’s your biggest concern with a product like this?
4. Would you pay for it? One-time vs subscription?
5. Biggest technical or trust red flag?

🧪 Beta Testers Wanted

Looking for:

• Security-minded folks
• Developers
• People who’ve dealt with data leaks
• Anyone skeptical and willing to try to break it

If you’re interested, comment or DM me for early access. Brutal honesty is welcome — I built this to actually solve real problems, not just sound cool 😅.