Why it exists
Attention and gaze signals can reveal more than a user knowingly shared, especially when tracking runs invisibly inside a page.
15 · COGNITIVE PRIVACY
GazeGuard
Concept detail · target pilotA research concept exploring possible privacy responses to supported gaze-related browser APIs. Detection coverage, privacy effectiveness, accessibility, and site compatibility have not been validated; it is not currently a protective browser layer.
Proposed pilot workflow
- A proposed test could explore supported gaze-related API events and candidate user controls; detection coverage is unknown.
- Design goal: explain observed events and user-selected actions without claiming complete detection.
- Design goal: support review after consent, retention, and export behavior are implemented and tested.
Prototype boundary
Browser APIs and tracker behavior change frequently. Consent, accessibility, false positives, and site breakage need careful testing.
Planned service shape
Target pilot pricing for validation—not a live subscription or promise of availability.
$8/moPersonal · 1 browser
$29/moTeam · 10 browsers
$99/moResearch pilot
Discuss a pilot →Bring a use case, a test group, or a data sample. We’ll define the
safest first experiment.