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I built Korrald after discovering how easily personal photos are scraped, repurposed, and monetized without consent — and how few tools exist for ordinary people to fight back.
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Would love a browser extension so Korrald can flag images in real time as I browse, instead of only running scheduled scans in the background. That way I could catch misuse the moment it shows up and send a takedown request right away.
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@layda147365 Really appreciate this, İlayda — real-time flagging while browsing is a great instinct and honestly the dream version of what we're building toward. Right now we're focused on nailing the core scheduled-scan + Lasso removal flow for launch, but a browser extension for real-time detection is exactly the kind of thing we'd love to explore down the line. Bookmarking this one — thanks for thinking about where Korrald could go next!
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A solid concept for tackling non-consensual image use. One thing that would make this way more useful for me is a built-in evidence log that timestamps each match and lets you export a PDF packet ready to send to a platform's takedown team or a lawyer. Right now I'd worry about losing proof between scans, so having that documentation handled automatically would be a real selling point.
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Honestly this is kind of genius, I had no idea how many random photos of me were floating around until I tried the scan. Wish I'd found this sooner.
Would love a browser extension so Korrald can flag images in real time as I browse, instead of only running scheduled scans in the background. That way I could catch misuse the moment it shows up and send a takedown request right away.
@layda147365 Really appreciate this, İlayda — real-time flagging while browsing is a great instinct and honestly the dream version of what we're building toward. Right now we're focused on nailing the core scheduled-scan + Lasso removal flow for launch, but a browser extension for real-time detection is exactly the kind of thing we'd love to explore down the line. Bookmarking this one — thanks for thinking about where Korrald could go next!
A solid concept for tackling non-consensual image use. One thing that would make this way more useful for me is a built-in evidence log that timestamps each match and lets you export a PDF packet ready to send to a platform's takedown team or a lawyer. Right now I'd worry about losing proof between scans, so having that documentation handled automatically would be a real selling point.
Honestly this is kind of genius, I had no idea how many random photos of me were floating around until I tried the scan. Wish I'd found this sooner.