RoboCop™

Advanced threat detection and harmful content analysis platform powered by AI

Comprehensive Threat Detection Features

Batch URL Scanner
Upload multiple URLs at once for comprehensive threat analysis and bulk scanning
Threat Intelligence
Real-time malware and phishing detection using VirusTotal and 70+ antivirus engines
Threat Database
Browse our public database of high-risk websites detected through automated scanning
App Risk Scanner
Scan iOS and Android apps for malware, harmful content, and request removal from app stores
Community Reports
Report harmful content, websites, and apps to help protect the community
Authority Reporting
Report to NCMEC, FBI IC3, CISA, FTC and other law enforcement authorities
Harmful Apps Database
Browse known malicious apps across Apple App Store, Google Play, Samsung Galaxy, Huawei AppGallery and Amazon Appstore

Start Your Content Analysis

Analyze Content
Submit URLs or text for comprehensive threat analysis

to analyze content and access your submission history

Meet the Founder

Dakota Rea Henry Fitzroy Tudor — Founder of RoboCop™, AI Ethics Researcher at Harvard University

Dakota Rea

AI Ethics Researcher

Harvard University

Harvard University — AI Ethics & Creative Law
Harvard Business School — OPM 57 Class Secretary
Founder & Trustee, The Tudor Foundation
Anti-Trust Committee Member, American Bar Association
Airman Cadet, U.S. Air Force Auxiliary (Civil Air Patrol)

Dakota Rea Henry Fitzroy Tudor

Founder of RoboCop™ · AI Ethics Researcher at Harvard University

Dakota Rea Henry Fitzroy Tudor is a London-based entrepreneur, researcher, and digital rights advocate who founded RoboCop™ to address one of the internet's most pressing challenges: the proliferation of harmful content, malicious applications, and online threats that endanger individuals and communities worldwide.

As an AI Ethics Researcher at Harvard University (Aug 2025 – Present), Dakota specialises in the intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics, and creative law — bringing academic rigour to the practical challenge of automated harmful content detection. His research informs RoboCop™'s multi-modal detection engine, which combines AI-powered text analysis, image recognition, deepfake detection, and threat intelligence databases.

Dakota's leadership credentials span multiple prestigious institutions. As elected Class Secretary for Harvard Business School's OPM 57 programme, he facilitated communication among over 100 global executives. As Founder and Trustee of The Tudor Foundation, he leads efforts to preserve England's cultural and historical heritage. He also serves as an Anti-Trust Committee Member of the American Bar Association and is a Lifetime Member of Historic Royal Palaces.

Driven by a conviction that technology must be wielded responsibly, Dakota built RoboCop™ to give individuals, security researchers, and law enforcement a powerful, free tool to identify and report harmful content — from phishing sites and malware to deepfakes and dangerous mobile applications — automatically and at scale.

"The internet should be a safe space for everyone. RoboCop™ is our commitment to making that a reality — one threat detected, one report filed, one harmful app removed at a time."