Know what is safe. Know what to do next.
Scam links, risky apps and lost phones affect people. Malware, outages and scattered alerts affect businesses. Safeavio gives each device its own checks and brings the results you choose into the right web workspace.
Ready to install? Choose the right download:
Google Play: coming sooniPhone: no appHow to get started ›
- 7/9
- Device + web views
- 7
- Editions
- 127
- Families tracked
Start with your phone. See more in the portal.
Phone checks, family sharing and organisation security have different permissions and limits.
Personal
Your connected phones, family sharing choices, alerts, reports and product keys.
Organisation
Your organisation’s devices, server health, monitoring, members, roles and audit records.
Enterprise XDR
Incidents, event timelines, threat hunting and supported server response. Results depend on the telemetry agents actually report.
Different risks need different tools
A phone scam is not a server outage. A family sharing choice is not an organisation policy. Start with the problem you face, then see the tools for that device.
- Check a message, link or QR before acting
- See the reason for the warning
- Use the Android phone tools
- Scan apps and phone settings locally
- Review permissions and lock selected apps
- Choose what to do next
- Share location only by choice
- Use SOS and family alerts
- Check which phones are connected
- Check files and links in the desktop app
- See local alerts and quarantine
- Current builds are pre-release
- Watch health, services and logs
- Review alerts in the organisation console
- Run supported actions with permission
Nothing here promises to stop every attack. See how Safeavio compares with a traditional antivirus, or go to the recovery centre if something has already gone wrong.
See what works on each device
A Windows PC and a Windows Server have different tools. The same is true for a Linux server and a Linux laptop. Choose the device you actually use.
The full personal safety app: scams, money, the phone itself, anti-theft, family and privacy.
Local file scans, link checks, alerts and manual quarantine in a pre-release desktop app.
Server monitoring and supported checks through the organisation console; Windows-host verification is still limited.
Local file scans, link checks and recoverable quarantine in a pre-release desktop app.
Server readings and supported actions in the Organisation console. This agent is separate from the Mac desktop app.
Monitoring and protection for servers, with signed agent updates and a console for your team.
A Linux server agent exists. A separate, ready-to-install Linux desktop app does not.
There is no Safeavio app for iPhone or iPad today.
The web portal connects the reports you choose. See the personal, organisation and XDR views ›
One family, seven editions
Consumer editions run locally and can only take reversible actions. Business editions administer servers and fleets. The two never share credentials or remote-control authority.
Local-first protection for your own computer and phone.
> One person, 1–3 devices
Android protection you can install today.
> Android phone owners
One summary for the whole household, without reading anyone's phone.
> Households with supported paired phones
Provider interfaces for chosen-media checks and email exposure monitoring.
> Individuals who want the advanced checks
One console for your servers, Android devices and alerts.
> Organisations with 5–250 devices
A shared timeline of security events across endpoints, servers and phones.
> Security teams and MSPs
Monitoring and protection for Linux servers, with signed agent updates.
> Anyone running servers
Ten capabilities, each with its own honest status
Checks a message, payment request or caller against known scam patterns, on the device.
14 of 20 features work today
Checks a link before you open it and warns about lookalike domains.
4 of 8 features work today
Decodes a QR code and checks where it really points before you pay or open it.
4 of 4 features work today
DNS filtering and your own blocked and allowed lists on the phone; page-level browser protection is not built.
4 of 6 features work today
Known-malware scans, automatic protection and fake-app checks on the phone; ransomware warnings on servers.
8 of 12 features work today
Password exposure checks, account sign-in safety and hacked-account help today; verified-address monitoring interfaces need a configured provider for results.
4 of 9 features work today
A file check and guidance only. No detection engine runs, so Sentinel never says whether media is real or fake.
3 of 6 features work today
Wi-Fi and connection awareness on phones; port-scan visibility and firewall control on servers.
6 of 11 features work today
A risk score built from real device signals: root, screen lock, encryption, risky apps.
8 of 18 features work today
Defence against prompt injection, agent hijacking and poisoned models. Not built yet.
0 of 3 features work today
We track 127 attack families. We detect 1 of them end to end today.
Our engineering register maps every attack family to the sensor that could see it, the rule that looks for it and the test that proves the rule fires. A family only counts as detected when all three exist. We publish the count because a security product that will not tell you its gaps is asking for blind trust.
- Detected
- 01
- rule, sensor and test
- Partial
- 25
- rule exists, gaps remain
- Observable
- 16
- seen, not yet detected
- No sensor yet
- 85
- not observable today
src: attack coverage register · 2026-10-02 · total 127
The strict register above dates from 2026-10-02. Against our wider list of 352 attack techniques (2026-10-13), 65 are built, 97 partial and 190 not built. Built means a rule, screen or control with automated tests; almost none is proven on a real device yet.
Open the threat centerWhat stays on your device
Scam, link and device checks run on the device. Protection keeps working without our cloud.
File contents, full paths, browsing history, keystrokes, clipboard and screen are never sent, by design.
Cloud reporting is off by default on consumer devices. Turning it off also stops events already queued.
Start with what works today.
The Android app and the Linux server agent are available now.