Scammers copy small online stores to catch their customers. Unclone watches for lookalike sites, checks what's on them, and gives you the evidence to get them taken down.
Your products, your name, your customers.
Most store owners learn about a copy from an angry customer. We'd rather you heard it from us.
Your name with a new ending, an extra word or a small typo, such as a .shop or “-store” version of your domain.
Sites that show your real store through someone else's address, with your links and contact details swapped.
Separate shops built with your logo, product names and photos, often with deep discounts to draw buyers in.
You stay in control. Nothing gets reported until you say so.
Send us your domain. There's nothing to install during early access.
Sites with https appear in public security-certificate logs. We check those logs for names like yours.
We visit suspect sites as a normal visitor, compare them to your store and save screenshots.
You see the evidence and choose what to report. We help you send it to the companies hosting the site.
You're right to be careful. Here's how to tell it's really us:
Not sure? Write to hello@brivanolabs.com and a real person will answer.
Unclone is new, so here's where it stands today:
We're working with a small group of stores while we improve Unclone. Detection and evidence run today, and we handle reports with you personally.
Early access is free. If we introduce paid plans later, we'll tell you first and you can decide then.
We're starting with Shopify stores in the US. If you sell elsewhere, write to us anyway.
Unclone is made by Brivano Labs, an independent software studio founded by Mikey Adam. We also make ForumFlow, Buyhopper and Last Updated for Wix.
Mikey Adam
Founder, Brivano Labs · LinkedIn
Send us your domain and we'll take a look.
hello@brivanolabs.com