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About JiggleGuard

JiggleGuard, a product of Techzura Ltd, builds productivity spoofing detection for employers, IT teams and managed service providers. It is an early-stage product, currently in a private beta for Windows.

Why we're building it

Remote and hybrid work made activity signals, such as a green status light or an "active" hour in a report, stand in for work. Cheap gadgets and apps can fake those signals, and employers who suspect it often reach for broad monitoring that records far more than the question needs.

JiggleGuard answers one narrower question, whether input on a work computer is being produced by a tool, and gives a person the signals to review. We think that is easier to explain to staff, easier to justify, and fairer to the people being checked.

How we work

  • Say what it does, and what it can't. We publish our detection method and its limits, and we won't publish accuracy figures until we've measured them in the field.
  • Collect the minimum. No typed text, screens, messages or files. Every signal is listed in data and privacy.
  • A flag is not a verdict. The product is designed around human review and a fair conversation, not automatic decisions about people.
  • Be clear about status. We label features as available, planned or in development, and update these pages when that changes.

The company

JiggleGuard is made by Techzura Ltd, a UK private limited company registered in England and Wales, company number 15567049 (Companies House record). Registered office: 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom.

Get in touch

Email hello@jiggleguard.com, or see contact for pilots, privacy requests, press and security reports. Follow us on LinkedIn.

Try it in the Windows beta

We're inviting a small number of organisations to the private beta. Join the list for an invitation, or ask us a question first.