GUARDIANA, on your PC

PROGRAM FOR WINDOWS · VERSION 1.0.57

GUARDIANA for Windows

All of GUARDIANA in one program. It opens on its home screen, and from there you choose where to be: Orbit, the ZERO browser, Communications or the Antivirus. ZERO browses from your own PC and over your own connection, with all of Google, and cuts attempts to follow you in real time. In Orbit, “See my PC live” shows on the planet which companies your PC talks to and what GUARDIANA cuts. The Antivirus examines your computer in depth with a single button and watches it live: it warns at once if a program tries to delete the backup copies of Windows or renames your files in a burst, and lets you put in quarantine what it flags. In Communications, a call between two PCs moves to your phone by reading a QR code, and comes back to the PC with one button. And the Watch: during your GUARDIANA calls, if another program uses your microphone, your camera or your screen, or there is a remote control, the call is paused and tells you which one (turn it on in Communications › Settings). And the VPN: what leaves your Windows programs goes encrypted to a GUARDIANA server, with a post-quantum key; if the tunnel drops, nothing from them goes outside it. With strict mode, which is on by default, that block stays even if the program stops, until you turn the VPN off; without it, your PC gets its connection back by itself.

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It includes a 7-day trial with every feature. After that it keeps working free, for good, at the GUARDIANA Free level: it watches this computer’s connections and keeps the last 24 hours. The full features will need the subscription, which will be available soon.

If you installed version 1.0.47 or 1.0.48, withdrawn on 30 October 2026 because of a local security flaw, install this one over it: it replaces it and fixes the flaw.

Until our code-signing certificate arrives, Windows will warn of an “Unknown publisher”: click “More info” and then “Run anyway”. Installation asks for administrator permission. For Mac, coming soon.