EDAMAME Security Mobile vs PageCalm

Do you need to secure your device—or prove it’s compliant with ISO 27001, SOC 2, or internal corporate standards? EDAMAME Security helps you quickly assess, harden, and report on your device’s security posture without the complexity of full-scale Mobile Device Management (MDM). Key Highlights: - CIS Benchmark Checks: Automated scans to pinpoint critical misconfigurations so you can fix them fast. You can find more information at https://github.com/edamametechnologies/threatmodels. - Privacy-Friendly Compliance: Generate signed reports for your employer or clients—no sensitive personal data shared. - Network Scanning: Uncover hidden devices on your LAN and analyze their security risks with AI—perfect for home offices or shared workspaces. - Identity Management & Breach Alerts: Check if your email has been exposed in a data breach; AI-driven summaries show you next steps. - Designed for freelancers, contractors, and dev teams, EDAMAME Security ensures you stay productive and compliant across multiple clients and environments. Whether you’re working on a personal laptop or using development machines, EDAMAME’s streamlined approach helps you meet security standards with minimal overhead.

PageCalm is a privacy-first Safari content blocker for iPhone. Use PageCalm to block common web ads in Safari, reduce trackers, and hide some cookie banners, pop-ups, and distracting page elements where possible. You can turn built-in categories on or off, allowlist websites by domain, and reload Safari rules from the app. PageCalm is designed to stay simple and local: - No account - No ads inside PageCalm - No advertising or analytics SDKs - No browsing history collection - No page content upload - Allowlist domains are stored locally - Content blocking rules are processed by Safari PageCalm works only in Safari through Apple's content blocker extension system. It does not provide VPN, DNS, system-wide, or in-app ad blocking. Some ads or site elements may still appear because websites change and Safari applies content blocker rules within Apple's supported extension system.