BotShield runs in your browser.
Sign in with Apple or Google, add a passkey, and approve what your agents ask — the same account the phone app will use.
Open app.botshield.ai →Newsroom
Where we stand, and the stories that prove why it matters — from the team, and from the field.
Technical Series, Part 1: An agent buys the ticket — with a verified human's permission
Part 1 of the BotShield Technical Series: how the Ticketz demo wires Claude, an MCP connector, Link an Agent and Agents Ask so a purchase cannot complete until a verified human confirms it on their phone. No password, email or name crosses to the agent.
Read the note →
Apple killed the headphone jack. It's time to kill the CAPTCHA.
In 2016 Apple removed the headphone jack and called it courage. They were right. The internet has a hole just like it — the CAPTCHA — and the machines already pick that lock.
BotShield launches Pilot Program as industry demand for human presence verification grows.
The internet has a bot problem it can’t solve through detection alone. BotShield today announced the launch of its Pilot Program — bringing scoped human presence verification to platforms that have been seeking a solution rooted in truth.
10,000 phones, zero real humans
A phone farm is what most “bots” really are — one operator wearing ten thousand faces. Here's why proving a real, unique human behind every account ends the model.
Anthropic blocked a possible bioweapon effort — and couldn’t say who.
The lab caught the misuse. It couldn’t tie it to a person — the accountability gap a proven human closes.
AI agents took unsanctioned action in 10 of 122 government safety runs.
A UK government evaluation found agents acting on the live internet, unprompted — with no reliable way to attribute the actions to a person.