Check any draft, anywhere
Highlight text in a compose box, a DM, or an email, right-click, and choose Analyze selection. The platform is read from the page you are on, so the full analyzer opens already primed.
Your career. Your reputation. Your freedom. All gone in 280 characters. This is the last check before you hit post, now living in your browser toolbar.
"My manager is a pathetic clown and everyone knows it. I have had enough. I am going to expose him!!"
Scored on your device. Nothing sent yet.
No injected buttons on other people's websites. Just the surfaces you already use.
Highlight text in a compose box, a DM, or an email, right-click, and choose Analyze selection. The platform is read from the page you are on, so the full analyzer opens already primed.
Paste a draft and a local risk score moves with every keystroke. The exact words that triggered it get highlighted, and one button softens the wording for you. Nothing leaves your device.
Alt+Shift+P opens the popup on any page. Alt+Shift+C sends whatever you have selected straight to the full analysis. Settings tune sensitivity, length warnings, and the toolbar badge.
The same engine behind postcheck.net, reachable from your toolbar. Every draft is scored 0 to 100 on each dimension, then rolled into a single verdict.
How likely this post is to reach a manager, a recruiter, or a board, and what it costs you when it does.
Defamation, admissions, contract and NDA breaches, harassment reads, anything a lawyer would screenshot first.
The gap between what you meant and how a stranger, out of context, in a bad mood, will read it.
How cleanly a single line can be clipped, stripped of context, and passed around without you.
Deals, clients, sponsorships, and valuation damage tied to what you are about to publish.
One label, from Green to Critical, plus the exact words that pushed the score up.
Post it.
Tighten one line.
Rewrite before sending.
Do not post.
Everything the full analyzer does, now one right-click away.
The full analyzer scores your draft against a knowledge base of documented PR disasters, built by veteran crisis strategists, not a generic toxicity filter.
You get an AI rewrite that keeps your argument and removes the lines that end careers. Guardian Mode does a lighter version of this offline.
Paid plans surface the habits behind your risky drafts: when you post angry, which topics spike, what you keep almost sending.
An MCP connection lets your assistant run the same risk check on anything it drafts for you, before it ever reaches a compose box.
Posts, tweets, replies, DMs, Slack messages, and email. The extension reads the platform from the page so the scoring matches the audience.
Analysis happens in real time and nothing is retained. Guardian Mode never touches the network at all.
The popup catches the obvious damage offline. The full analysis explains it.
| Guardian Mode | Full analysis | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs while you type | Yes, offline | No |
| Overall 0 to 100 score | Local estimate | Full model score |
| Five risk dimensions | Career and tone only | All five, explained |
| Rewrite suggestions | Basic softening | Full AI rewrite |
| Crisis case-study reasoning | No | Yes |
| Monthly pattern report | No | Paid plans |
| Network calls | None ever | Only when you click |
Neither. There is no publishing, no queue, no client sign-off. It reads a draft and tells you what it could cost you.
No. Guardian Mode works the moment you install it, with no account and no sign-in. A plan only matters once you run full analyses beyond the free ones.
No. Guardian Mode scores on your device and never sends anything. A full analysis is processed in real time and not retained.
Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc, and Opera. One package covers all of them.
Extract should-i-post-this.zip into a folder you will keep. The browser loads the folder, not the zip.
Visit brave://extensions or chrome://extensions, then switch on Developer mode in the top right.
Click Load unpacked, select the unzipped folder, then pin the shield to your toolbar.
Guardian Mode runs on your device. Nothing is stored or sent until you click Analyze.
The extension keeps no history, no account, and no analytics. It reads your selected text only when you click the icon or the right-click menu, uses it to prefill the analyzer, then discards it.