Leave a trap.
Catch the hacker.

HoneyHome plants fake, tempting devices on your home Wi-Fi. No one real ever touches them, so whoever does just gave themselves away. Then your AI analyst takes over, on Alexa+.

A fake camera. A fake router. A fake file server.

Each one looks like a cheap, unpatched device that network intruders love to find. They do nothing useful and hold nothing real. Their only job is to sit quietly and wait to be touched.

The moment anyone knocks, HoneyHome is listening.

It fingerprints the device, spots password guessing and port scans, and names each move with the same MITRE ATT&CK codes a professional SOC uses. Then it speaks up through Alexa, in plain English.

Every event is sealed in a hash chain.

Each record locks in the one before it with a SHA-256 hash, like links in a chain. Change one old line and every link after it breaks.

Now watch a real attack hit the traps.

The dashboard below runs the real honeypots. Launch a test attack and watch the devices, the ATT&CK techniques and the evidence chain light up, then ask HoneyHome to report on it.