Watchdog Privacy Monitor

See what every site tries to access, like your location, camera, mic, cookies, trackers and fingerprinting, and control it per site.

Most websites do a lot more than show you a page. They load trackers, save cookies, ask for your location and quietly read details about your browser to recognise you later. Watchdog Privacy Monitor shows you all of it in one click, and lets you decide what each site is allowed to do. I built it because I wanted a simple way to see what was happening behind the pages I visit every day, without opening developer tools. WHAT YOU CAN DO See who is tracking you Trackers show up by their real names, like Meta Pixel, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager and Hotjar, so you know exactly who is watching. Turn on tracker blocking for any site and they are stopped before they load. Decide on camera, mic, location and clipboard The first time a site asks for one of these, a small prompt appears in the corner. Allow it, block it, and tick "remember" if you don't want to be asked again. Use a fake location instead Some sites won't work without your location. Give them a city of your choice instead of where you really are. Control what sites store Block cookies, local storage or session storage on any site you don't trust. Stop fingerprinting Sites can recognise you without cookies by reading your screen size, graphics card, fonts, timezone and more. Watchdog can block these reads, add a little harmless noise, or give the site believable fake values. Keep your IP private Protect against WebRTC leaks, which can reveal your real IP even behind a VPN. A "Check my public IP" button shows you what sites can see. Your rules,