Read the domain, not the person
Inspect public mail-routing and sender-authentication signals without probing a mailbox or exposing private identity data.
AUGI turns public email-domain signals into clear, evidence-led context without probing private inboxes or exposing personal identity data.

One address can raise a lot of questions. AUGI starts with signals that can be checked, explains what they do and do not mean, and keeps private inbox content out of the picture.
Inspect public mail-routing and sender-authentication signals without probing a mailbox or exposing private identity data.
AUGI is designed to translate technical posture into clear, evidence-led guidance people can act on.
Build a stronger security habit with saved assessments, team workflows, and a path to the right reporting channels.
AUGI's analysis engine reads only the public evidence in your report — DNS answers, registry fields, feed timestamps — and explains what they mean in plain language, with prioritized next steps. It is constrained to the evidence: it cannot speculate about people, invent threats, or fill gaps with guesses.
AUGI assesses public domain configuration. It does not search private inboxes, expose passwords, or identify private individuals.
The sample check strips the mailbox name in your browser. Only the domain is sent for public DNS checks.
A DNS posture signal is not proof of identity, intent, or compromise. AUGI keeps those distinctions clear.
Use findings to protect accounts, improve domain security, or report a genuine incident through official channels.