SeguraDoc uses AI to look for signs of scams, impersonation and suspicious payment requests in new email. Extra protection alongside your spam filter, same inbox.
Hi Product Hunt — I’m relaunching SeguraDoc with a bigger job than its original PDF sandbox.
A suspicious attachment is often only part of the problem. The email carrying it may impersonate someone you know or change the payment details on a familiar invoice. SeguraDoc now adds a second security layer to an existing compatible inbox, without asking you to change your email address or app.
It checks new messages for signs of scams and impersonation, rebuilds supported PDF and Word attachments into safer PDF copies, and can warn when a supplier’s PDF invoice shows a bank account it hasn’t seen for that supplier.
I want to be honest about the boundaries: no filter catches everything. A safer PDF doesn't prove its contents are true, and a changed-account warning doesn't verify the payee. You should still confirm payment changes by calling the supplier on a number you already trust.
I'd love candid feedback: would these warnings help in your inbox, or would they add noise? What would you need to know before connecting yours?
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Hi Product Hunt — I’m relaunching SeguraDoc with a bigger job than its original PDF sandbox.
A suspicious attachment is often only part of the problem. The email carrying it may impersonate someone you know or change the payment details on a familiar invoice. SeguraDoc now adds a second security layer to an existing compatible inbox, without asking you to change your email address or app.
It checks new messages for signs of scams and impersonation, rebuilds supported PDF and Word attachments into safer PDF copies, and can warn when a supplier’s PDF invoice shows a bank account it hasn’t seen for that supplier.
I want to be honest about the boundaries: no filter catches everything. A safer PDF doesn't prove its contents are true, and a changed-account warning doesn't verify the payee. You should still confirm payment changes by calling the supplier on a number you already trust.
I'd love candid feedback: would these warnings help in your inbox, or would they add noise? What would you need to know before connecting yours?
Thanks for taking a look!