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Free browser extension alerts you to scams and suspicious activity in your Twitter feed and website surfing
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Stay secure while browsing with SafeSoul, a free browser extension designed to enhance your online safety. Integrated into Twitter, SafeSoul provides real-time security alerts to protect you from scams and suspicious activities in your feed.
With SafeSoul, you can instantly perform safety checks on any open page, including projects on OS and potentially scammed websites. Our extension displays live security status for profiles and websites, keeping you informed and protected.
To start using the extension install it to your browser and log in with your wallet address. SafeSoul is currently available in its beta version through the SafeSoul for Builders program. If you're a founder or core member of the Web3 community, apply to join the program on our website! As a participant, you'll gain early access to the extension and contribute to the ongoing development of SafeSoul.
Latest reviews
- (2023-10-04) Matthew Paine: great extension for keeping me safe in the web 3 world!
- (2023-07-15) Jai Gulati: Must have if you're in the Web3 safe, free added layer of security
- (2023-03-31) irina k: SafeSoul is incredibly user-friendly, and using this extension has given me a great sense of security whenever I'm browsing the web. It's fantastic at blocking fake pages, allowing me to feel secure.
- (2023-03-30) igor m: I use this extension every day, now I don't know how to live without it.
- (2023-03-17) Ksenia R: must have for web3 routine. Can't imagine surfing the internet without SafeSoul badges anymore, very useful
- (2023-02-02) Paddy Stash Crypto: This is the web3 technology the world needs to help prevent against fraud and scams! This is one of the most web3 technologies that almost nobody even realizes exists yet!
- (2023-01-15) olivia berry: very useful, the best web3 security i ever seen