SpyCatcher silently captures a front-camera selfie whenever someone opens your protected apps. Know instantly who tried to access your private messages, photos, or banking apps. It's privacy protection that actually works.
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Hey Product Hunt! I'm excited to share SpyCatcher with you today.
I built this because I realized we protect our phones with locks and passwords, but we never actually know what happens after someone unlocks it. SpyCatcher fills that gap by silently capturing a selfie whenever someone opens one of your protected apps.
The idea came from real frustration: leaving my phone on the table and having no way to know if friends or family snooped through my messages, photos, or private apps. Now I have proof of exactly who tried to access what, and when.
Key features:
Silent intruder selfies (no notifications, no clues)
Automatic app-open logging with timestamps
Private gallery stored only on your device
Lightweight and battery-friendly
One-tap setup
Download SpyCatcher now and let me know what you think. I'm here all day answering questions and actively listening to your feedback. Your privacy matters, and I'd love to hear how SpyCatcher can better protect it.
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@mar0uanLove the timestamp logging do you see people using this more for personal privacy or workplace security?
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@masump Thanks a lot! Glad you liked the timestamp logging 🙌
Right now, I see people using it for both cases, but with slightly different intentions:
Personal privacy: Users want a simple way to keep track of what happens on their devices or accounts, just to feel more in control and aware.
Workplace security: Teams appreciate the transparency and the ability to quickly audit actions without digging through heavy logs.
My goal is to make it flexible enough so each user can adapt it to their own context.
Interesting idea, Marouan. Quick question — how does it actually work on the phone? Like does it take the selfie the moment someone opens the protected app, or does it wait for some trigger? Just trying to picture the flow
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@olajiggy321 Thanks! 😊 Yes, it takes the selfie the moment the protected app is opened. There’s no delay or extra trigger, as soon as someone tries to access it, SpyCatcher snaps the photo and logs the timestamp, so you instantly know who tried to open it.
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@mar0uan Ahh okay, that’s actually really smooth. No extra steps at all nice. Also random thought: do you have a landing page for this outside the Play Store listing? Your product feels like something that could convert really well with the right page layout. If you're working on one, I can give you some quick ideas
@mar0uan Love the timestamp logging
do you see people using this more for personal privacy or workplace security?
@masump Thanks a lot! Glad you liked the timestamp logging 🙌
Right now, I see people using it for both cases, but with slightly different intentions:
Personal privacy: Users want a simple way to keep track of what happens on their devices or accounts, just to feel more in control and aware.
Workplace security: Teams appreciate the transparency and the ability to quickly audit actions without digging through heavy logs.
My goal is to make it flexible enough so each user can adapt it to their own context.
@mar0uan
Interesting idea, Marouan. Quick question — how does it actually work on the phone? Like does it take the selfie the moment someone opens the protected app, or does it wait for some trigger? Just trying to picture the flow
@olajiggy321 Thanks! 😊 Yes, it takes the selfie the moment the protected app is opened. There’s no delay or extra trigger, as soon as someone tries to access it, SpyCatcher snaps the photo and logs the timestamp, so you instantly know who tried to open it.
@mar0uan
Ahh okay, that’s actually really smooth. No extra steps at all nice.
Also random thought: do you have a landing page for this outside the Play Store listing? Your product feels like something that could convert really well with the right page layout. If you're working on one, I can give you some quick ideas