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Launch progress

Where we are.

A public log of what’s built, what’s live, and what we’re working on next. Updated as things ship. Last updated 2026-08-25.

Right now Browser add-on live in the Chrome Web Store Desktop program shipped

The website, backend API, and customer portal are live at shield.fasttechpc.com. The browser extension was submitted on August 17, 2026, approved, and is now published and installable — add it to Chrome. That listing is unlisted, so it will not turn up if you search the Chrome Web Store — the link above is the way in. It has not been submitted to Edge Add-ons yet. The Windows desktop program shipped on August 25, 2026 — a signed installer published on our public release feed. It’s included with Shield Complete, installed at the bench, and updates itself automatically after that.

The FastTech Shield service itself is unaffected: the bench setup, the remote-access cleanup, and the phone number all work today and none of them depend on the extension. As part of that same bench visit, we also set your computer up with a filtered internet connection designed to block known scam and malware sites. The extension is included with every plan, and it is live now. You can install it yourself from the link above, or bring the computer in and we will set it up for you. See what it costs.

By the numbers

480 / 480
automated tests passing, across 41 files
65
sample pages in our internal regression corpus — 28 scam, 37 ordinary. It caught all 28 scam pages and did not flag any of the 37 ordinary ones.

Being straight with you about what that second number is: it is a set of test pages we wrote ourselves, used to catch it if we break our own detection. It is not an independent study, and it is not a measure of how well this works against real scams in the wild — scams change weekly, and no honest number for that exists until we have measured it across real customers. We will publish that when we have it, and not before. Test counts measured 2026-08-20.

Roadmap

  • 2026-07-26 · Complete Extension v1 code-complete

    Four scam-detection heuristics, closed shadow-DOM warning overlay, offline license verification, signed blocklist refresh, popup + options + activation pages. Internal review complete.

  • 2026-07-26 · Complete Backend written (Vercel serverless)

    Square webhook verifies signatures and mints Ed25519 JWTs. Sends mail from support@fasttechpc.com through Microsoft 365. Idempotent under Square retry.

  • 2026-07-27 · Complete Customer portal + landing page

    Magic-link login (no passwords), license status and expiry. Landing page with the plan tiers.

  • 2026-07-28 · Complete Deployed live

    Backend, portal, and site are live at shield.fasttechpc.com. Supabase schema applied.

  • 2026-08-17 · Complete Submitted to the Chrome Web Store

    The Privacy Notice and Terms of Service are published and in effect. We finished the store listing and submitted the extension for review.

  • 2026-08-20 · Complete Published to the Chrome Web Store

    Approved and published. Anyone can install it now — add it to Chrome. The listing is unlisted, so store search will not find it; the link is the only way in. If you would rather not do it yourself, we will set it up for you.

  • 2026-08-25 · Complete Windows agent v1 — signed and released

    Companion desktop app that catches remote-access tool launches at the system level, not just the browser. It watches 35 remote-access tools, shows a full-screen warning, and can end the process or grant a 60-minute approval. Microsoft's identity verification passed and the code-signing certificate is issued: the installer is signed (publisher FNS Computer Technology, LLC, Microsoft ID Verified) and published on the public release feed. It's included with Shield Complete, installed at the bench, and checks for updates on launch and every 6 hours after that, installing silently on quit.

  • Later Firefox & Safari

    Broader browser support after we have Chrome + Edge traction.

Source code

The extension and portal source live in a private GitHub repository. It is not open to the public right now. If you are an independent security researcher and want to look at the code, email support@fasttechpc.com and we will work out access.

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