I'm calling it AXDR — Autonomous Extended Detection and Response — because "antivirus" stopped fitting. Behavioral AI ransomware detection, DNS-layer blocking, and a telemetry killer that cuts off Microsoft, NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and HP. Fully local — your data never leaves your machine. Starts free, no account. $4.99/mo or own it forever for $59.99 — something Norton and Bitdefender will never offer you.
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I built InfinityGuard because I kept running into the same problem: you install an antivirus to protect your machine, and it protects you from strangers while ignoring the software your own hardware vendor quietly installed.
AMD silently logs every GPU-accelerated app you run and uploads it. HP Touchpoint Analytics profiles how you use your PC. NVIDIA runs a persistent telemetry container in the background. Microsoft's WaasMedic re-enables the settings you disabled — sometimes within hours of you changing them. Every major antivirus ignores all of it because it comes from "trusted" sources.
InfinityGuard doesn't care who made it. If it's leaving your machine without your knowledge, it gets blocked.
What's inside: antivirus, AI ransomware detection with automatic rollback, DNS shield blocking 2M+ threat domains, VPN, identity monitoring, 31+ Windows telemetry checks, hardware vendor audit covering AMD/NVIDIA/HP/Intel, system hardening, and a browser extension that's completely free.
Everything runs locally. Nothing phones home. $59.99 beta founding price — one payment, no subscription needed, no account, no cloud.
Ask me anything — especially the technical stuff. I built every piece of this and I'm happy to go deep on how it works.
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honestly the telemetry blocker targeting specific vendors like AMD and HP out of the box shows real attention to detail. most security tools throw everything at the firewall and call it a day, so this feels thoughtfully engineered rather than slapped together.
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@tubauwvo I honestly spent a lot of time on InfinityGuard. Honestly I really did want a product that doesn't bloat you pc, bombard you with ads to buy the product or collect your data. As I develop it more InfinityGuard will drastically improve. I hope enough people like it and appreciate it enough to support my work down the road. I greatly appreciate the fact that you recognized the amount of thought that went into it so quickly. Privacy is part of being free.
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Finally ditched my bloated antivirus and gave this a spin. The telemetry blocker caught my HP printer reporting home within minutes, and setup took like two minutes. Local-only is a huge plus.
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@serafettin94984 I appreciate your comment and am excited that you have taken the time to try it out. There is no bloat, no ads like McAfee and other anti-virus programs are so fond of.
honestly the telemetry blocker targeting specific vendors like AMD and HP out of the box shows real attention to detail. most security tools throw everything at the firewall and call it a day, so this feels thoughtfully engineered rather than slapped together.
@tubauwvo I honestly spent a lot of time on InfinityGuard. Honestly I really did want a product that doesn't bloat you pc, bombard you with ads to buy the product or collect your data. As I develop it more InfinityGuard will drastically improve. I hope enough people like it and appreciate it enough to support my work down the road. I greatly appreciate the fact that you recognized the amount of thought that went into it so quickly. Privacy is part of being free.
Finally ditched my bloated antivirus and gave this a spin. The telemetry blocker caught my HP printer reporting home within minutes, and setup took like two minutes. Local-only is a huge plus.
@serafettin94984 I appreciate your comment and am excited that you have taken the time to try it out. There is no bloat, no ads like McAfee and other anti-virus programs are so fond of.