Last updated 7 November 2026
Press kit
Everything you need to write about Antilure: the description to copy word for word, the facts, the logo files and who to write to.
Description
Use this paragraph as it is, wherever Antilure is described:
Antilure warns you about phishing in your webmail before you click, reply or pay. Open a message in Gmail or Outlook on the web, and Antilure checks it on your own computer. If the message looks like a trick, one line appears at the top: what to do, and why.
Facts
- Product
- A phishing detector that runs on your own computer and warns you inside Gmail and Outlook
- Model
- Built from scratch for email, about 13 MB, under 25 ms a check on a laptop
- Testing
- Each model version is evaluated on a sealed test set it never trained on
- Updates
- Every model is signed, and the agent checks the signature before it loads one
- Platforms
- Windows 10 and 11; Gmail and Outlook on the web in Chrome and Edge; Outlook on the web and on the desktop through the add-in
- Price
- Personal is free for the first year, then US$24 a year. Team is US$3 and Business US$4.50 a seat a month, billed yearly
- Companies
- A self-hosted console that receives metadata only: the verdict, the sender's domain, the time and the tactics found
- Who builds it
- A solo founder, a sole trader in Morocco
- Latest release
- Antilure 1.1.0, 7 November 2026
Logo files
- Logotype, for light backgrounds (SVG)
- Logotype, for dark backgrounds (SVG)
- App icon (SVG)
- App icon, 512 by 512 (PNG)
- The mark alone (SVG)
Contact
For interviews and questions, write to hello@antilure.com.