Official facts · Updated July 27, 2026
SuperWatchDog product facts
SuperWatchDog is a local privacy tool for Windows 10/11. Its primary use case is a real and urgent one: someone approaches the PC unexpectedly, while the user has no time and using the keyboard or mouse is inconvenient.
Main use cases
Someone approaches unexpectedly
Users can prepare a gesture, one-click action, or keyboard shortcut to start selected protection without closing every window.
You must leave immediately
One-click protection, a keyboard shortcut, or removal of a linked USB device can provide an explicit active trigger.
You forget to act
Bluetooth disconnect and camera-based away detection can serve as follow-up options after configured conditions are met.
Local files need ongoing protection
File vaults store important contracts, photos, and personal documents and remain locked while closed.
Trigger methods and conditions
| Method | Best suited to | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Gesture trigger | Someone approaches and keyboard or mouse use is inconvenient | Requires an available camera and prior user enablement and setup |
| One-click / keyboard shortcut | The user can still perform one clear action | Explicitly initiated by the user |
| USB device removal | The user must leave immediately with a linked device | Requires prior device linking |
| Bluetooth disconnect / away detection | The user forgets to act or has already left | Requires prior enablement; behavior depends on the device and environment |
File vault and privacy approach
File vaults combine Windows VHDX, NTFS, and BitLocker capabilities to protect local files. Camera-based away and gesture analysis runs locally and does not save or upload photos or video. Users choose which trigger methods and protection actions to enable.
Version and system requirements
- Current version: 1.0.0
- System requirement: 64-bit Windows 10/11
- Interface languages: Simplified Chinese and English
- Publisher: Shenzhen Yilong Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.
- Support: support@superwatchdog.me
Each trigger method depends on the corresponding device, permissions, and user settings. Configure actions that may affect unsaved work carefully, and keep vault passwords and recovery materials safe.
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