Truvexa.AI
AI Cybersecurity that stop digital scam and phishing links.
Hey Indie Hackers,
I’m Rishabh, bootstrapping from Jharkhand, India. Today, I want to talk about a psychological attack that happens every single second, but the tech world is largely ignoring it.
A few months ago, a close neighbor of mine lost their hard-earned savings. It wasn't a complex server hack. It was just a simple, malicious link masked as an innocent message. It made me realize: Cybersecurity software protects systems, but who is protecting the human psychology from getting manipulated?
That’s why I am building Truvexa.AI.
Current AI models are great at telling you what code is bad, but they fail to translate that threat to a regular user who doesn't understand tech jargon. Truvexa.AI is a human-centric AI designed to step between the user and the scammer. It translates complex, hidden web threats into simple, safe decisions—acting as an emotional and psychological shield for everyday internet users.
We don't need another heavy antivirus. We need an AI that thinks like a human protector.
I need your help, community.
I am currently testing the early alpha flow. I don't want to build this in a vacuum.
As hackers and builders, what is the biggest flaw you see in current anti-phishing tools?
Would you trust an AI to make safety decisions for your non-tech parents?
I’m looking for raw, brutal feedback on the concept and the flow. Drop a comment, and I’d love to share the alpha access with you!
Hello Indie Hackers,
Every day, innocent people and parents lose their hard-earned money because they can't spot advanced phishing links. It broke my heart to see them so vulnerable, and I couldn't just sit back and watch.
As a cybersecurity researcher, I spent my nights building Truvexa.AI—a simple, 1-click AI tool to stop digital scams before they harm anyone. It is completely free because my goal is to protect real lives.
I just launched the web MVP, and as a solo founder, I need your help.
Can you please take 2 minutes to test it and give me your honest feedback? Let's protect our families together.
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What stood out to me is that the problem and the explanation seem to arrive together.
People lose money.
Therefore the missing thing appears to be better scam detection.
Sometimes that's exactly right.
Sometimes the more interesting question is which part of the chain is actually failing before the link ever gets clicked.
That's the part I'd be most curious about.
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Hi Aryan, thanks for the great insight! The chain usually fails at SMS/WhatsApp filters, where fake alerts trap parents using urgency. TruvexaAI acts as the final shield right before they interact with the link. Would love to hear your thoughts on how we can tackle the pre-click stage better.
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That's actually what I'd be hesitant to assume yet.
The reason I asked about the chain is that identifying where people get exposed to a scam and identifying where the underlying vulnerability exists aren't always the same thing.
I've got a few thoughts on that, but it's probably more than I'd try to unpack properly in a thread.
What's the best email to reach you on?
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Great Aryan, that’s a very valid point. I'd love to discuss this further without cluttering the thread. I am dropping you a direct message here on Indie Hackers with my contact details, or you can DM me yours. Looking forward to it!"
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I don't think IH gives us a DM option unfortunately.
What's the best email to reach you on?
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