Know what just joined.
A new camera appears in the inventory.
New device
camera-04Your tech has companyA little curious.
A little curious.
A lot more aware.
Meerkat keeps a lookout on the software and devices your business runs on, and gives each one a simple report card: who owns it, where your data can end up, and how safe it is.
Something new? We’re on it.The current lookout
Every connection counts.
Explore our growing demo registry.
15demo products catalogued
5technology categories
14parent organizations represented
Counts reflect the sample registry, not live monitored assets. How we count ↗
A clearer picture. A calmer next step.
Useful context, without turning every new discovery into an alarm.
See who is behind it.
Follow the connection from product to parent company.
Ownership mapped
Product → owner → parent
Focus on what matters.
Review a permission before deciding what to allow.
Needs review
Contact access requestedIllustrative product examples.
Three steps. No security degree.
Meerkat does the nerdy bit privately on your side, then hands you something a manager can read in a minute.
1
Spot
It notices the apps, sites, SaaS tools and devices your people actually use, including the ones nobody told IT about.
2
Check, privately
Analysis runs on your own machine. Your code and data never leave. Only anonymous "this vendor looks risky" signals are shared.
3
Grade
Every item gets an A–F report card with owner, country, and plain-English advice. New items show up as an alert.
Useful to every team
The same inventory, read through the question each team cares about.
Security
Know what is on your network before an attacker does.
- Spot new apps, cameras and sites as they appear
- Flag leaked keys and risky dependencies
- Share early warnings with peers, anonymously
Legal & compliance
Answer "where does our data go, and who can demand it?"
- Parent company and country for every vendor
- Plain-English map of GDPR, CLOUD Act, PIPL
- Audit-ready report cards
Procurement & finance
Catch shadow IT before the renewal, not after.
- Find tools a team is already paying for
- Compare vendors on risk, not just price
- One-page grade to attach to any request
IT & operations
A live inventory instead of a spreadsheet nobody updates.
- Auto-discovered apps, SaaS and devices
- "3 new items found" digest each week
- Clear block / allow / isolate advice
Founders & small business
Enterprise-grade vendor checks without an enterprise team.
- Run it on your laptop in minutes
- Know who owns the tools you rely on
- Look good when a customer sends a security questionnaire
Home & family
Is that cheap camera or free app really safe to bring home?
- Check cameras, doorbells and kids' apps
- See which country your video is stored in
- Simple A–F grade, no jargon
See a report card
Three examples from each kind of thing Meerkat watches. Click any one to open the full card. Built from public records, not audits.
Websites Public sites and the third parties they load
Google Play apps Android apps your people install
Apple App Store apps iPhone & iPad apps
SaaS products The tools your teams pay for
IoT & cameras Devices on your network and in your home
Your secrets stay yours
Meerkat is built so the sensitive part never leaves your building.
Local-first
Code and documents are analyzed on your own machine or private AI. Nothing raw is uploaded.
Anonymous by design
Shared signals have names, paths and secrets stripped, and numbers are blurred with noise.
Invite-only network
Only vetted members join, so alerts from peers can be trusted and abuse stays out.
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