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AURiX: Sweet
The web does things to you that you were never shown. AURiX rides along in your browser and makes them visible — in plain sight, in plain words. Here is what that looks like, in situations you already know.
“This popup won't let me leave.”
A box covers the page. You can't scroll, the X does nothing, and you start to wonder if you did something wrong. Gauge tells you straight: the page locked your scroll and stacked a layer over your clicks. It's the site doing it — not you.
Gauge — what the page is doing right now
“Where does this link actually go?”
Before you click, your own cursor is the answer — a calm green over a clean link, a wary yellow over one that bounces you through trackers first, a red over something broken. Scope reads the destination so you see it before you commit, not after.
Scope — the read, before the click
“My bank's site did something — and now it's my word against theirs.”
One click and Receipt saves a timestamped record: a picture of the screen, plus exactly what the page declared about itself. Hand it to your bank, a lawyer, a friend. It's proof you can hold, made the moment it mattered.
Receipt — bind the moment
“I loaded a page — and a few seconds later it isn't the same page.”
Ledger keeps a quiet record of what changed on the page, and when. The edits that happen after you've started reading stop being invisible.
Ledger — what changed over time
“I clicked one thing and ended up somewhere else entirely.”
Trace lays out the whole path — every hop, every redirect, every tracking tag a link picked up while it carried you along.
Trace — where you've been taken
Five small instruments, one right-click. They ride along quietly and stay silent until something is worth seeing — silence is the default. Everything runs on your own computer; nothing is sent anywhere, no account, no profile. It is free. The web finally has to show its work.