Privacy Tracker

Privacy Tracker Status: Planning The Problem Most people have no idea how extensively they’re being tracked online. Invisible trackers follow you across websites, building detailed profiles of your behavior, interests, and personal information. Our Solution Privacy Tracker visualizes your digital footprint in real-time. It shows you: Which companies are tracking you on each website What data they’re collecting How your information is being shared The extent of your exposure Features Real-time tracking detection Visual mapping of data flows Privacy score for websites Tracker blocking recommendations Historical tracking analysis Get Involved This project is in early planning stages. If you’re interested in contributing, check out our Get Involved page. ...

December 30, 2025 · 1 min · Subversive Software

Digital Noise Generator

Digital Noise Generator Status: Concept The Problem Even with ad blockers and privacy tools, your real browsing patterns can still reveal a lot about you. Behavioral tracking is sophisticated enough to identify you even without cookies. Our Solution Digital Noise Generator creates realistic but fake browsing patterns to confuse tracking algorithms. It generates: Random search queries Fake location data Synthetic browsing patterns Decoy social media activity The noise is mixed with your real activity, making it nearly impossible for trackers to distinguish signal from noise. ...

December 30, 2025 · 1 min · Subversive Software

Introducing Connect: A Contacts App for People Who Care About Relationships

Why We Built Connect How many people are in your phone’s contact list? Hundreds? Thousands? Now — how many of them have you talked to in the last six months? Most of us accumulate contacts the way we accumulate browser tabs: endlessly, with good intentions, and with no system for actually managing them. We meet someone at a conference, exchange info, and then… nothing. Important relationships fade not because we stop caring, but because we don’t have a system. ...

April 12, 2026 · 3 min · Subversive Software