On-device AI that alerts you when a stranger’s eyes hit your screen.

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How it works

How does EyesOff detect shoulder surfing?

EyesOff samples frames from your webcam, detects visible faces, and classifies whether a face appears to be looking at the screen. It then uses your chosen alert, overlay, application switch, or lock response.

Walk-Away

Respond when you step away

  • Optionally enrol the authorised user on the device.
  • Configure EyesOff to lock when another face is detected after you leave.

Snapshots

Keep an optional local record

  • Opt in to snapshots when a detection occurs.
  • Review and delete locally stored images in the Intrusions Log.

Privacy First

Visual processing stays local

  • Live camera frames and gaze detections are processed on the device and are not uploaded by EyesOff.

Performance

Designed for background use

  • Power use varies; our current published result is a single-device case study.

Who it serves

Who is EyesOff for?

EyesOff is for people using laptops in cafés, trains, libraries, shared offices, and other places where someone can enter the webcam’s view. The risk is often called shoulder surfing or visual hacking.

91%

of visual-hacking attempts succeeded in controlled trials

3M / Ponemon Institute, 2016
68%

of the time, nobody intervened to stop the hacker

3M / Ponemon Institute, 2016
$4.4M

average cost of a data breach globally in 2025

IBM Cost of a Data Breach, 2025

Customer story

EyesOff provides peace of mind with a warning that someone is gazing at my screen, even though my back is towards our cubicle walkway.

Josh·EyesOff user since March 2026

Any Questions?

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