Hey devs! 👋
Ever wondered if your system has hidden virtual devices or background tools that could be flagged in online proctoring or test environments?
I just launched Anti-Cluely — a no-install, privacy-first browser-based scanner that checks your system for virtual device software or suspicious flags that may be used to cheat in online exams or trigger false positives in proctoring tools.
Why I built it
After seeing several false flags during online assessments and exams (even when nothing shady was going on), I decided to build a simple tool that tells you:
If your system is clue-ly (i.e., loaded with tools used in cheating setups)
What tools or traces might raise suspicion
How to clean them up before an exam or screening
Features
✅100% browser-based (no installs!)
🔒 Privacy-first — nothing is stored or uploaded
🧠 Checks for emulators, VMs, fake cameras, multiple displays, and more
🧪 Great for both students and orgs running secure tests
Use cases
✅ Students: Avoid false bans on test platforms
✅ Recruiters: Share it before a coding test
✅ Devs: Just curious what traces your dev setup might leave
Try it out now → https://www.anti-cluely.com
And tell me — what should I scan for next?
Would love feedback, feature ideas, or just a “yup, this helped!” 👍
Let's make digital environments a little more transparent!
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