General people
Safe places to browse or work.
Use these when the goal is simple isolation from everyday system activity.
- Desktop: empty safe room, local demand 1/4
- Chrome: isolated browser, local demand 2/4
Build your shield
Liminal Shield builds a terminal command for two communities: general people who need Desktop or Chrome isolation, and Zoom people who need a safe participant, co-host, or complete host plus co-host setup.
General people
Use these when the goal is simple isolation from everyday system activity.
Zoom people
Use these when Zoom is the room and the shield needs to protect how someone joins or hosts.
General people usually choose ShieldHuman. Zoom co-hosts use ShieldBot. Complete Zoom bundles host and co-host.
The command changes as you choose the room.
Humans can save work. Bots stay ephemeral.
ShieldBot always has camera and microphone stripped at the container boundary.
For everyday isolation, choose the lightest room that does the job: Desktop first, Chrome when a browser is needed.
Join as a participant, run a protected co-host, or start Complete when the host and co-host should launch together.
The site only builds commands. The container runs locally on the user's machine through Docker.
The launcher starts at 8080 and moves to the next free local port when needed.
AI assist ready
This page is optimized so an assistant can explain the choices, compare local demand, and help you copy the right command.
Two run paths
The terminal path is transparent and inspectable. The Mac app path is for people who trust Jeremy and want double-click simplicity.
Copy the generated command, inspect it yourself or with an AI, then run it in Terminal. This is the best path for people who do not already know Jeremy.
Available nowA Developer ID signed and notarized app can create the same launcher with double clicks on macOS. This is the community path: simpler, but it asks you to trust Jeremy's developer identity.
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A safe empty desktop for running work away from the everyday system.
A safe Chrome for browsing any website without using the normal browser profile.
A human Zoom workspace, either through Zoom web in Chrome or Zoom for Linux inside a shielded desktop.
A browser-only Zoom participant for host-authorized chat monitoring.
Complete means host plus co-host. Hosting is local only; co-host is Chrome only.
A simple setup for someone hosting Zoom who wants a co-host helping protect the room.
A native macOS launcher can open the real Zoom app for the host and start the protected co-host separately.