Watch activity at the edge
Inspect wired and wireless traffic where it passes through your router. Keep the analysis close to the devices it protects.
An OpenWrt-based router built around local threat analysis. RouterGuardAI watches network activity, highlights unusual behavior, and connects those signals to practical responses.
Early access · On-device analysis · Home, lab, and small business
Connected devices do not all behave the same way. RouterGuardAI combines traffic inspection with patterns learned from your network to bring unusual activity into focus.
Inspect wired and wireless traffic where it passes through your router. Keep the analysis close to the devices it protects.
Learn the network's usual behavior and flag changes. An anomaly is a reason to investigate; it does not automatically mean an attack.
Use firewall rules, rate limits, or separate network segments to contain suspicious activity, according to the configured policy.
The design runs analysis on the router without requiring traffic export to a cloud service.
Adaptive firewall rules include rollback behavior so a response can be reversed when needed.
Use simpler defaults at home or deeper controls in a lab or small-business environment.
These milestones describe the product direction. Early access is the place to discuss pilot scope and availability.
Threat scoring, automated containment, an early interface, and safe update paths.
Natural-language questions about network events, with retention controls and export.
An optional private controller for small businesses and managed-service deployments.
Zeek and Suricata inspect traffic and describe network events.
An on-device scoring engine compares signals with the network's baseline.
OpenWrt firewall and network-segment controls apply configured countermeasures.
Readable alerts describe what happened, why it matters, and the next step.
OpenWrt is the router operating system underlying RouterGuardAI. It provides the network and firewall controls used by the defense pipeline.
No. New devices, software updates, and legitimate changes can look unusual. Alerts should provide context, and response policies need to fit your environment.
Early access is aimed at homes, labs, and small businesses. Describe your connection, devices, and goals so we can discuss whether a pilot is a good fit.
Request early access for your home, lab, or small business. Tell us about your network and what you want to understand or protect.