How it works, from the inside
The GuardifAI symbol isn’t decoration: every part of it is a function. From the edge to the center, this is what runs on each Windows machine.
Anatomy of the shield
Outer ring — antivirus, operated
Keeps Microsoft Defender on, with current definitions, scanning. Detects within minutes if anyone or anything turns protection off.
Inner ring — updates
Windows and everyday apps (browser, PDF reader and other common software) updated in the background, with the restart waiting for your OK.
Base — restart with consent
Never restarts on its own. It asks: now, with a 60-second countdown, or in three hours.
The eye — machine health
Tracks disk, battery, temperature, memory and slowdown beyond normal, and suggests an upgrade only when the data shows it’s worth it.
The pulse — alerts
When the trace changes, you get a plain-language alert with the evidence. One per problem; once resolved, it clears itself.
Cloud dashboard
All of it, for every machine, on one screen that answers a single question: is everything OK?
The automations, one by one
What triggers, what GuardifAI does, and what you see. No magic — just routine done properly.
Downloads and applies it in the background, outside working hours. If a restart is needed, it asks whoever is at the keyboard.
The restart toast: now (60 s) or in 3 hours. In the dashboard, “update applied”.
Updates everyday apps from a trusted catalog, without interrupting work.
“Apps up to date” on the machine’s card.
Turns protection back on, updates definitions and runs a scan. Detection within minutes.
One alert: “Protection was turned off at 2:02 pm — back on. If that wasn’t you, worth checking who was at the machine.”
Records the signs and alerts you once — early enough that replacing it is a plan.
“Hardware warning” with the evidence and a backup-and-replace recommendation.
Monitors continuously and flags the trend, not the scare.
Machine state in the dashboard, and an alert when it crosses the line.
Manages what launches with Windows — the most common cause of a slow PC. Every change is reversible.
An entry in the machine’s history.
Marks the alert resolved on its own. No dashboard blinking with stale issues.
The alert leaves the list; it stays in the history.
Suggests an upgrade — more memory, an SSD — only when real usage justifies it.
“Upgrade recommendation”, with the evidence.
Free — Monitor
Up to 3 devices, no card.
- Dashboard with each machine’s state
- Hardware, temperature and battery alerts
- Upgrade recommendations
- Health reports
Pro — Autopilot
Per device. The automations run on their own.
- Everything in Free
- Windows and app updates applied
- Antivirus operated: on, updated, scanning
- Startup under control, reversible
- Restarts only with your OK
A normal day, from the machine’s point of view
6:10 am — updates applied before anyone arrives. 9:30 — a machine asks to restart; the person using it snoozes 3 hours. 12:40 — it restarts on its own during the break, with the OK already given. 2:02 pm — Defender is switched off by an install; turned back on, and you’re alerted within minutes. 6:00 pm — the server’s disk logs its third error this week; alert with evidence. Tomorrow, again.
Illustrative history — to be replaced by a portal screenshot.
Not an antivirus — the thing that operates yours.
Windows already ships with a capable antivirus. The problem is that on a machine nobody maintains, it ends up outdated or switched off. GuardifAI keeps Microsoft Defender on, updated and scanning, and takes care of everything the antivirus doesn’t. Read the full comparison.
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Free for 3 PCs, no card. Installs in under a minute.