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Home Office Compliance Guard
a privacy-first desktop app that audits your home network
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a privacy-first desktop app that audits your home network
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Home Office Compliance Guard — a privacy-first desktop app that audits your home network and issues a verifiable compliance certificate for IT/HR. Subscribe to access reports.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Iurii, the maker of Home Office Compliance Guard.
I built this because remote work created a blind spot nobody owns: your work laptop might be hardened, but it's sitting on a home network no IT team ever checks — a router with default admin access, weak Wi-Fi encryption, exposed device ports, leaky DNS. Employers want assurance; employees don't want their boss snooping around their home network. There was no clean way to bridge that.
Compliance Guard runs entirely on your machine — it scans your home network (Wi-Fi encryption, router/gateway exposure, device isolation, DNS & VPN integrity), gives you a plain-English score, and issues a verifiable certificate you can share with IT/HR. The key part: the link stays live and reflects your machine's current status, so it can't be faked by hardening once and reverting. Privacy-first — no browsing history, files, or device inventory ever leave your computer, only the compliance result.
Who it's for: remote employees, freelancers, and contractors who need to prove home-office security to a client or employer — and the IT/compliance teams on the other side who need something better than a screenshot.
The specific feedback I'd love:
For remote workers — would you actually run this, and does the "shareable verification link" feel trustworthy or intrusive?
For IT/security folks — what single check would make this credible enough to accept from an employee? (Anything missing from Wi-Fi / router / device isolation / DNS-VPN?)
Does "subscription per machine" feel like the right model, or would you expect a one-time/annual option?
It's free to download and scan; a subscription unlocks the verifiable certificate. Happy to answer anything — thanks for taking a look.