Downloads. Everything of ours that runs on your computer.
One place. Each file says what it does, who it is for, and carries its SHA-256 so you — and our own Guardian — can tell it is really ours. Nothing here phones home except to answer you.
If someone is in your computerFor the person helping someone whose computer was taken over — a friend, a grandchild, a neighbour. The Security page explains the whole picture; these are the tools.
EmergentRI Rescue
Collects the evidence (read-only), stops every known remote-control tool, blocks it in the firewall, removes it, leaves a plain-text Watch that stops it if it comes back, and — when you say yes — sends the evidence folder to our Security Desk, which e-mails back the report, the removal list and the texts to send to the providers and the police. The Guardian browser extension is in the same zip.
- Download, right-click the zip → Extract All… → choose the USB stick. A folder
EmergentRI-Rescueappears with the files right inside it. (Never run from inside the zip.) - On the affected computer: unplug the network cable / turn Wi-Fi off. Do not restart first.
- Open that folder, double-click
RESCUE.cmd. Windows asks "allow this app to make changes?" — Yes. (A blue "Windows protected your PC" box means: More info → Run anyway.) A second, blue window opens and does the work; it stays open and tells you what it did. Answer its two questions at the end. - Restart, run it once more, then install the Guardian in Edge and Chrome (
GUARDIAN-INSTALL.txton the stick).
Evidence Collector
Only the collecting half: copies the traces an intruder leaves (programs, services, tasks, startup entries, remote-tool logs, logons with their source addresses, firewall log, a SHA-256 manifest of everything) into one folder on the stick. Changes nothing.
Clean-Out
Only the removing half: takes out the programs, services, tasks, startup entries and firewall holes named in the Desk's CLEAN-OUT-LIST.txt (or the known remote-control set when there is no list). Archives before it removes; disables accounts, never deletes them.
In your browserThe other half of protection — what a program on the machine cannot see.
EmergentRI Guardian
Looks at every program you download and every extension you add — before it runs — and tells you in plain words whether it is safe. A "driver update" from an ad on a news page is stopped; an extension that asks to read every site is kept off until you say so; our own files are recognised instead of warned about. You always have the final say.
- Download and Extract All to a folder you will keep (for example
C:\EmergentRI\Guardian). - Edge:
edge://extensions→ Developer mode → Load unpacked → that folder. Chrome:chrome://extensions→ same. - Pin it. No sign-in needed.
Rabbit Hole — “Is this real?” beside any page
Take your RI with you. A Reasoning Intelligence that sits beside any web page: ask about what you're reading, and check whether something is real — a claim, an image, a story — calmly and with sources. Free; your conversation stays on your own device.
- Open the install page and download the extension.
- Edge:
edge://extensions→ Developer mode → Load unpacked. Chrome:chrome://extensions→ same. - Pin it, then open it beside any page.
On your desktopThe crew on your own machine.
Pro Desktop — the Maker shell
The same crew that builds on the web, running on your machine against your own code, in whatever stack the repo already uses: it reads the repo, plans in its style, edits in place, reads the git diff, runs your own checks. The code never leaves your disk; only the thinking goes through emergentri.com, metered on your credits. Needs a shell key from your account.
EmergentRI Desktop — Explorer + your RI
A desktop with your RI beside you: find anything on your machine, ask in plain words, keep what you make. Free with sign-in. Today it installs as the SideChic desktop; it is being renamed and will download from this page. Until then:
Wingman
Wingman Trader
Your RI beside you while you trade: debriefs, practice, the flow. The Mac app is a .dmg; on iPad or iPhone open wingman.trading in Safari and Add to Home Screen.