Three small concepts that show the kind of software Dekrypt Security builds. They run entirely in your browser. None of them is a client project, and none of them uses real data.

Concept demo. Fictional data. Not a client project.

Personal security app

A prototype of a mobile personal-security dashboard, shown in a phone frame. Switch between an Android-style and an iOS-style skin, and tap through the screens.

  • Password health: how many saved passwords are weak, reused, or fine.
  • Two-factor status: which important accounts have 2FA turned on.
  • Backup status: when each backup last ran, and whether a restore was tested.

Every number, account and date in this demo is made up. Nothing you tap is stored or sent anywhere.

Without JavaScript, this demo shows a static picture of its home screen.

Concept demo. Fictional data. Not a client project.

Web-app dashboard

A dashboard concept with live charts drawn on canvas and SVG from sample data generated in your browser. Filter by date range and category, and use keyboard shortcuts to move around.

Keyboard shortcuts:

KeyAction
1–4Switch chart
fFocus the filters
rRegenerate sample data
?Show or hide shortcuts

The data is random each time you load the page. It describes no real business.

Concept demo. Fictional data. Not a client project.

Page speed and security score

A widget that scores the page you are on, using only data your browser can see from this site itself:

  • Security headers returned by this site, read with a same-origin request.
  • Third-party requests made by the page (the target is zero).
  • Cookies set by the page (the target is zero).
  • Load timing from your browser's Performance API.

The measurements are real. The scoring rules are written for this demo; they are not a standard or a certification.

It cannot check other websites. That would need requests to other sites, which this site never makes.

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