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At a glance
A useful summary first.
See account totals and recent security categories without digging through complicated dashboards.
Email security, simplified
Know what deserves your attention.
Pulse helps you review connected email accounts for signals associated with phishing, impersonation, and suspicious messages—using clear, refresh-based scans that you control.
GmailOutlookMicrosoft 365*
One clear dashboardAccounts, categories, and activity
Actual Pulse interface
*Microsoft 365 access depends on organizational policy and may require administrator approval.
Everything important.
Nothing in the way.
Pulse uses the same simple hierarchy throughout: a clear summary, understandable categories, and the details when you need them.
Trends
Patterns that read naturally.
Simple visual trends help you understand changes across the accounts you connect.
✓ Safe! Review• Spam
Categories
Color with a purpose.
Each category uses familiar, focused color so the interface stays readable and calm.
Connected account support
Bring supported inboxes together.
Pulse currently supports personal Gmail, Outlook, and Hotmail accounts, plus Microsoft 365 accounts where organizational policy allows access.
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GmailPersonal accounts
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Outlook & HotmailPersonal Microsoft accounts
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Microsoft 365When organizational policy permits
Policy dependentWhat Pulse helps you do
Security that explains itself.
Focused tools for reviewing suspicious activity—without pretending any automated signal is perfect.
Suspicious email detection
Reviews sender, subject, and available preview text for signals associated with phishing, impersonation, urgency, and suspicious behavior.
Unified security activity
Brings alerts from the accounts you connect into one organized activity feed.
Clear risk explanations
Explains why something may deserve attention instead of only showing a vague warning.
User-controlled access
You decide which supported accounts to connect and when to disconnect them.
Privacy-focused design
Pulse requests the account permissions needed for the features it currently provides.
Resolution tracking
Mark findings as resolved and keep a clearer history of what you have reviewed.
Pulse provides risk signals and review assistance. It does not guarantee that any message is safe or malicious, and it is not a replacement for a professional security product.
How it works
From connection to clarity.
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Connect
Choose a supported email account you want Pulse to review.
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Authorize
Pulse securely requests the account permissions required for its current features.
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Analyze
Sender, subject, and preview signals are analyzed on your iPhone and organized into clear findings.
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Review
Understand what needs attention, then mark findings as resolved when you are ready.
Pulse provides risk signals and assistance—not absolute guarantees that an email is safe or malicious.
Privacy by intention
Your accounts.
Your decision.
You choose which supported accounts to connect and when to disconnect them. Sender, subject, timestamp, and available preview signals are analyzed on your iPhone—not on a Pulse server.
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Read-only accessPulse cannot send, change, or delete messages in your mailbox.
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On-device analysisMailbox data is not sent to a Pulse backend.
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Direct deletion controlsDisconnect inboxes or erase all local Pulse data in Settings.
Built with purpose
A student-built approach to understandable security.
Pulse is developed by JalenKidd, a student cybersecurity developer building practical security and educational technology projects. The goal is simple: make useful security signals feel clear, calm, and actionable.
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Email security should feel understandable.
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