Understanding before changing anything
Five tools that show what's happening on a page or in your own settings, without changing anything themselves.
🔍 X-Ray
Marks directly on the page, in color, what Noise Guard detected: ads, tracking, attention patterns, social elements. Like an X-ray vision for the current webpage, switchable off at any time.
💡 Explain This Page
Classifies the current page: page type (shop, video, discussion, news, article, feed), current climate value, attention pressure, and an assessment of what the page wants to achieve with you. If there's not enough data, Noise Guard honestly shows "Undetermined" instead of a guess.
🧪 Website Detox
A dry run: shows what a maximum intervention would find on the current page, with a prognosis clearly labeled as an estimate of how calm it would be afterward, without actually changing anything.
🧬 Personal Internet DNA
A pure display: a summary of your own settings and what Noise Guard has learned from your behavior (e.g. loosened categories after repeatedly clicking "Show anyway"). Nothing additional is collected in the process.
📡 Tracker Story
Shows the categories of the bundled block list (ad networks, analytics, social, other). Honestly labeled: without an additional browser permission, Noise Guard can't see which requests were actually blocked. What's shown is what would be blocked, not what was blocked.
Why so much effort for a pure display?
A tool that only intervenes without explaining demands blind trust. These five features change nothing, they only show what was already detected and why. Anyone who wants to understand what's happening in the background doesn't have to rely on a promise, they can verify it themselves.