Cyberly

Cyberly turns a few honest answers into a clear picture of where you stand — and a short list of things worth fixing first. WHAT IT IS A self-assessment questionnaire and a short course. Cyberly asks about your own habits and calculates a score from your answers. It does not access, scan or monitor your device. YOUR SECURITY SCORE 27 questions across eight areas — passwords, two-factor login, phishing, device settings, updates, backup, networks and privacy. You get a 0-100 score, a breakdown showing where you stand in each area, and a ranked list of fixes. Every suggestion shows how many points it is worth and how long it takes, so you can start with a five-minute win instead of a thirty-minute one. LEARN BY DOING Nine modules, 55 activities. Short lessons, myth checks, sorting exercises and quizzes — every wrong answer explains why it was wrong, because that is where the learning happens. SPOT THE SCAM Practise on realistic messages built to fool you. Read the message, tap anything that looks wrong, then decide: genuine or scam. Afterwards you see exactly which signals you caught, which you missed, and why each one mattered. One of the exercises is genuine on purpose — learning to recognise a real message matters as much as catching a fake one. PASSWORD LAB Type a password and watch it analysed on your device: the patterns it contains, how predictable it really is, and an honest estimate of how long it would hold. Nothing you type is saved, logged or sent anywhere. TWO DEPTHS Everyday mode asks 19 plain-language questions and sticks to what changes your day-to-day risk. In-depth mode adds router firmware, recovery answers, encryption basics and how attackers actually think — for people learning security rather than just wanting to be safer. HONEST BY DESIGN Most security apps sell fear. Cyberly weights public Wi-Fi lower than passwords because that is what the evidence says, and one of its lessons explains what a VPN does not do. You will not be told that everything is a catastrophe. PRIVACY No account. No servers. No analytics. No advertising. The app itself makes no network requests. Everything stays on your device and the whole app works with no internet connection. All companies, names, logos, addresses and messages in the exercises are fictional. Any resemblance to a real organisation is unintended.