We build practical tools that help people protect their attention, understand their choices, and feel more in control of their digital lives.
Established in 2015, Broxme is a product brand focused on privacy, protection, and clear user control. We believe the tools people use every day should make their purpose—and their handling of information—easy to understand.
Our work brings that belief into practical product decisions: focused features, understandable settings, and honest explanations of what a tool can and cannot do.
Today, iShield brings this approach to browser protection through ad and tracker filtering, harmful-website protection, and local controls.
Our mission guides what we build today. Our vision describes the digital experience we want to help create.
Build useful, approachable products that help people reduce unwanted tracking, navigate the web more safely, and make informed choices about their data.
We aim to make those choices understandable and accessible through clear information, practical settings, and thoughtful design.
A web where people can benefit from technology while retaining meaningful control over their information, attention, and online experience.
We want privacy to become an ordinary expectation of a useful product, supported by transparent behavior and choices people can change.
Broxme was established in 2015. Our current work brings privacy, practical protection, and understandable controls together through iShield. Looking ahead, these principles remain our direction.
The beginning of Broxme and the foundation for the brand’s work.
Our featured product, iShield, puts protection and local controls within reach—from filtering unwanted requests to managing site exceptions and activity data.
Our direction is to keep improving useful privacy-focused tools, with understandable choices and careful attention to the people using them.
Design data handling around the features people use, and explain what is processed, where it stays, and why.
Communicate capabilities, permissions, and limitations in language people can understand. Avoid promises of perfect protection.
Help people review settings, manage exceptions, and change how a product works for them.
Prioritize practical features and clear interfaces that support everyday needs without unnecessary complexity.
We start with an everyday need, then ask what a product must do—and what it can leave out. Less distraction, clearer information, and meaningful control guide both the features we build and the language we use.
Choose a useful purpose and keep the experience focused.
Explain settings, data handling, and protection limits.
Use product feedback to understand what needs improvement.
Ad and tracker filtering, help against harmful websites, and protection controls you can adjust. Ordinary filtering runs locally without an iShield account.
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