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SANTVIA · Protection

Mail sorted,
scams flagged.

Vigilvia tidies your inbox and warns you when someone tries to trap you — telling you precisely why. Works with every mailbox, hosted in Europe.

Self-hostable on your own servers Outlook · Gmail · iCloud · IMAP No message deleted without your say-so Hosted in Europe Countries covered: France · UK · Ireland · Germany · Spain · Italy
78 603
messages analysed to date
2,35 %
of mail flagged as suspicious
12
verifiable signals, explained in plain language

27 000 validation messages (8 years of mail) + 51 603 analysed in production since launch — total as of 30 August 2026.

inbox — vigilvia
● Likely scam

A new request is pending on your account

From: support@yourbank.com

Why this message is suspicious
  • The message displays your bank's address without any right to: the domain's authentication checks fail.
  • If you replied, your reply would go to a different domain than the one shown.
Our commitment

We analyse your messages. We do not read them, and we do not keep them.

Trusting someone with your mailbox calls for a guarantee, not a promise. Ours is contractual: article 3 of our terms, as an obligation of result.

Never storedContent is read in memory, then discarded. No database, no file, no log.
Never exploitedNo advertising, prospecting, profiling, statistics or resale.
Never learned fromYour mail trains no artificial intelligence.
Read the full commitment →
The problem

Your spam filter decides for you. Without ever explaining itself.

It marks a message as junk and stays silent. So you go fishing it back out — especially when you're expecting a letter from your bank. That's exactly the reflex fraudsters exploit.

WHAT VIGILVIA SHOWS
● Likely scam

Confirm your details within 24 h

From: service@parcel-tracking.top

Why this message is suspicious
  • Recent, imitated sender domain — authentication fails.
  • Urgency + payment request: a classic fraud pattern.
  • The link redirects to a bank-card form.
The difference

A verifiable reason, not a verdict

The sender address shown in an email can be faked in three lines. It's the first thing a user looks at, and the least reliable.

Vigilvia reads the technical evidence the message carries with it — sender-domain signatures, reply-address consistency, the real destination of links — and translates it into plain English. You decide with full knowledge.

Sorting

Your inbox in order, without spending your evenings on it

Vigilvia reads every message and files it. Invoices with invoices, the urgent kept in plain sight, the rest tidied away.

Invoices

Invoices, due dates, reminders, receipts.

Important

A person is waiting for a reply: client, authority, bank.

Notifications

Confirmations, shipping, automatic alerts.

Newsletters

Subscriptions and promotions you opted into.

Scams

Proven impersonations, set aside with their reason.

To check

The uncertain cases. It shows them to you rather than deciding.

Personal

Family, friends, private correspondence.

Professional

Case follow-up, logistics, coordination.

Categories adapt to your line of work. You can add some, remove others, and set your own rules — one sender always important, another never moved.
The safeguard

Nothing disappears without your say-so

Automated sorting that gets it wrong makes you lose an invoice or a tender. Vigilvia is built starting from that risk, not from performance.

Before

You see it first

The first sort is a simulation. Vigilvia shows you what it would do, message by message. Nothing moves until you say yes.

During

Doubt doesn't decide

When Vigilvia isn't sure, it doesn't guess: the message goes to “To check” and leaves the call to you.

After

Everything is reversible

Every move is logged with its origin. One gesture puts it all back. No permanent deletion — ever.

Compatibility

Works with your current mailbox

No migration, no change of address. Vigilvia connects to what you already use.

Your mailboxAutomatic sortingScam alertSetup
Microsoft 365 / Outlook.comYesYesApp password
Gmail / Google WorkspaceYesYesApp password
iCloud, BT, Sky, TalkTalk…YesYesApp password
Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple MailYesYesVia your account, not the software
Vigilvia connects to your mail account, not to your software. The sorting stays visible everywhere: computer, phone and webmail, all at once.

On your phone and in your software

Your mail is watched with nothing to install: it's our server that reads your mailboxes and warns you. The tools below add the rest — seeing the verdict where you read, and checking what doesn't arrive by email.

WhereWhat it does
iPhone & Android appYour alerts, plus a notification the moment a scam is spotted. It also checks a submitted SMS or email, offline — the analysis runs on the device, nothing is sent.
SMS filtering on iPhoneAutomatic. Vigilvia sees texts from unknown senders and sets scams aside. A single activation in Settings.
SMS on AndroidOn-demand check: long press, Share, Vigilvia. No automatic filtering — Google reserves reading SMS to the default app.
ThunderbirdA banner above the suspicious message, with the reason. Labelling and moving.
Outlook — Windows, Mac, web, mobileThe same banner, inside the message. Limited to Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com mailboxes.
What each tool can do depends on what Apple, Google and Microsoft leave open — not on our goodwill. We'd rather tell you here.
Coverage

Five countries, five languages, one engine

Vigilvia recognises impersonated brands in France, the United Kingdom and Ireland, Germany, Spain and Italy — two hundred and thirty-five in all, from national postal services to banks, from tax offices to telecom operators.

Pricing

The price of one lunch a month

Start free with Découverte — scam protection, no bank card and no time limit. Full inbox tidying and the rest come with a paid plan, no commitment, cancellable anytime.

PlanWho it's forPriceNumber of mailboxes
DécouverteTo try it out, or light personal useFree
no time limit
1 mailbox · scam alerts only
SoloOne person, or a small business5 € incl. VAT / month
4,17 € excl. VAT
Up to 3 boîtes
ProSeveral addresses to watch — contact@, billing@…15 € incl. VAT / month
12,50 € excl. VAT
Up to 10 boîtes
TeamThe extension of Pro, for a teamPro + 1,50 € incl. VAT
per mailbox beyond the 10th · 1,25 € excl. VAT
No ceiling
Initial catch-upOnce only, when you subscribe15 € incl. VAT
12,50 € excl. VAT
Sorting of your entire history, whatever its volume. Nothing is owed if you don't continue.
An example. A team of fifteen mailboxes pays 22,50 € incl. VAT per month: the fifteen euros of Pro, plus five extra mailboxes at 1,50 €. Twenty mailboxes, 30 €; fifty mailboxes, 75 €.
Découverte protects one mailbox against scams. Paid plans add automatic tidying, personal rules, alerts, the warning placed in the mailbox, SMS checking, extensions and sorting of your whole history. Only the number of mailboxes changes between paid plans.
Getting started

From sign-up to the first sort, in 4 steps

1

You connect

Your mailbox, via an app password — the one your provider issues for mail software.

2

Vigilvia analyses

It reads your mail and prepares a sort. No message is moved at this stage.

3

You approve

You see the proposed sort and the scams spotted. You adjust, then you launch.

4

It keeps going on its own

Every new message is sorted on arrival, and you're notified on your phone the moment a scam is spotted.

How many scams are sitting in your inbox?

The scan is free and moves no message. You receive the list of suspicious messages with, for each, the reason. Already a customer? Access your account.

SANTVIA, the sovereign galaxy

Vigilvia is one brick of SANTVIA: sovereign communication, protection and digital compliance, hosted in France and Europe. One account, a sovereign copilot, proof rather than promises.

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