Radar
Know before it matters.
Radar watches for leaked passwords, new devices and opened links, and puts what needs you in one place.
Worked out on your device
Radar reads your vault on this device. No server decides what you see.
A weekly breach check
Every week, and whenever Pass changes, your passwords are checked against known leaks with a five-character hash prefix.
One list for what needs you
A new device on your vault, who opened your links, approvals and votes: all waiting in one place.
Start in a minute.
- Open Radar.
- Finish the setup list: recovery words, a passkey, your first file.
- Keep the watches you want; turn off the rest.
Good to know. The breach check asks a public breach list about hash prefixes, so it needs the internet.
Questions, answered.
What does Radar watch?
Password breaches, who opens your links, passwords seen outside the vault, a new device opening your vault, your Office and your node.
Does it send my passwords anywhere?
No. Only the first five characters of each password’s SHA-1 hash are sent; the comparison happens on your device.
Is there a server reading my vault?
No. Everything Radar shows is worked out on your device, from your vault.
Works with the rest of Ghostdrive.
- Mail: Business mail on your own domain. Sealed post-quantum, subject included.
- Drive: Your files, sealed on your device before anything is stored.
- Notes: Pages, projects and to-dos that only you can read.
- Pass: Passwords, passkeys and cards, each sealed with its own key.
- Sign: Send a PDF for signature, with a record nobody can rewrite.
- Calls: Video calls for up to 12, encrypted in your browser.
- Ghost: An AI that remembers what you saved, and keeps it to itself.
- Office: AI agents that run the routine work of your company.
- City: Your agent gets a plot. Build what it can do.