A site reads a repeatable audio fingerprint.
Fingerprinting scripts measure subtle Web Audio output differences that may remain stable after cookies are cleared.
VPNs hide your network address and private browsing limits local traces, but your browser can still expose a repeatable Web Audio fingerprint. SoundPrint Guard isolates that signal for every site while music, calls, and video keep working normally.
One private identity for this site (AF-82C9-71E2). A completely different one everywhere else.
Built for the browsers you already use
Websites can ask the Web Audio API to process a silent signal. Small differences in your hardware, operating system, browser, and audio stack produce a repeatable result that can become part of a browser fingerprint.
When the same result appears on unrelated websites, tracking systems can use it to help correlate activity across the web. Clearing cookies alone does not necessarily change that underlying signal.
A VPN changes the network route a website sees. A private or incognito window starts a cleaner session and limits saved history. The same browser and device can still expose the same audio characteristics because that signal comes from a different privacy layer.
Read the complete threat modelFingerprinting scripts measure subtle Web Audio output differences that may remain stable after cookies are cleared.
A reusable result gives trackers another signal for linking visits, devices, and browsing activity across domains.
SoundPrint Guard isolates the observable result per site, breaking cross-site matching without randomizing every request or degrading playback.
These tools solve different parts of the privacy problem and work best together. SoundPrint Guard fills the browser-fingerprint gap without pretending to replace network or session privacy.
Hides your public IP from websites and encrypts traffic between your device and the VPN provider.
Limits saved history and separates temporary cookies from your regular browsing session.
Gives each website a separate, stable Web Audio identity so unrelated sites cannot simply match the same result.
Layer them: use a VPN for network privacy, private browsing for a clean session, and SoundPrint Guard for Web Audio fingerprint isolation.
Random noise creates broken audio and suspicious behavior. SoundPrint Guard is engineered for consistent privacy across real browsing sessions.
Per-Site Separation
A private key stored in your browser creates a separate identity for every site. Reloads stay consistent on that site while unrelated websites cannot simply reuse the same value.
Installed-Hook Health Audit
The built-in audit exercises the installed hooks for OfflineAudioContext, getChannelData, copyFromChannel, frequency and time-domain data, oscillators, and compressor graphs.
Activity Detection
Onboard multi-node graph analysis classifies Web Audio activity as Normal, Suspicious, or a High-Confidence fingerprint probe while minimizing false alerts on legitimate media.
Granular Modes
Choose between Balanced (default), Maximum (Pro aggressive scrambling), Compatibility (minimal intervention for DAWs/WebRTC), and Disabled with 1-click fallback.
Automated Rotation
Rotate domain soundprints manually with 1 click or automate background resets every 7 days, 30 days, or on browser restart without mid-session disruption.
Protection starts before page scripts run and stays coherent across every supported Web Audio readback surface.
Web Audio prototypes are protected at document start, before fingerprinting libraries can read unmodified values.
The domain and your device-only master seed produce a unique, repeatable site identity.
Bounded perturbations remain stable across reloads and consistent between related browser APIs.
This local test renders a standard Web Audio graph in your browser and summarizes the observable result. Nothing is uploaded.
OfflineAudioContext · local execution only
A stable measurement can become one input in a larger browser fingerprint. SoundPrint Guard isolates this signal per site to reduce cross-domain reuse.
SoundPrint Guard avoids the two failure modes of audio fingerprinting defenses: no protection, or noisy and detectable protection.
| Capability | Standard browser | Random-noise tools | SoundPrint Guard |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cross-site correlation | Exposed | Reduced inconsistently | Isolated per domain |
| Reload stability | Stable | Unstable | Deterministic |
| Verification compatibility | Native | May trigger loops | Native-like consistency |
| Audio quality | Unchanged | May add artifacts | Inaudible bounds |
| Data processing | Browser only | Varies | Local only |
| Identity controls | None | Limited | Rotate, reset, exclude |
SoundPrint Guard is for people who already take privacy seriously and teams whose work benefits from reducing unnecessary correlation between browsing contexts.
People already using privacy-focused browsers, VPNs, private windows, and advanced blockers who want to close the Web Audio fingerprinting gap those tools can leave.
Layered privacy · everyday browsingTeams already separating authorized client, seller, support, or test environments into distinct browser profiles and seeking stronger privacy boundaries between work contexts.
Policy-compliant profile separationAnalysts, journalists, legal teams, and researchers visiting unfamiliar sites who want to reduce reuse of a browser-level signal across unrelated domains.
Sensitive research · unfamiliar sitesDownload the package for your browser, then follow the short installation guide. The free plan is active immediately.



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