Vigilia files your inbox and warns you when someone is trying to trick you — telling you exactly why. Works with any mail provider, hosted in the EU (France).
Our commitment
Handing over your mailbox calls for a guarantee, not a promise. Ours is contractual: article 3 of our terms, as an obligation of result.
The problem
It files a message as junk and says nothing. So you go fishing it back out — especially when you are expecting something from your bank. That reflex is exactly what fraudsters count on.
What Vigilia shows you
A new request is pending on your account
From: support@yourbank.com
The difference
The sender address shown in an e-mail can be forged in three lines. It is the first thing people look at, and the least reliable.
Vigilia reads the technical evidence the message carries with it — sending-domain signatures, consistency of the reply address, the real destination of links — and translates it into plain language. You decide, informed.
The sorting
Vigilia reads every message and files it. Invoices with invoices, the urgent in plain sight, the rest put away.
Invoices, due dates, payment reminders, receipts.
A human is waiting for an answer: client, government, bank.
Confirmations, shipping notices, automated alerts.
Subscriptions and promotions you agreed to.
Established impersonations, isolated with their reason.
The cases Vigilia is unsure about. It shows them to you instead of deciding.
Family, friends, private correspondence.
Case follow-up, logistics, coordination.
The safeguard
Automatic sorting that gets it wrong costs you an invoice or a tender. Vigilia is built around that risk, not around performance.
The first pass is a simulation. Vigilia shows you what it would do, message by message. Nothing moves until you say yes.
When Vigilia is unsure, it does not guess: the message goes to "To review" and you keep the call.
Every move is logged with where it came from. One action puts it all back. No permanent deletion — ever.
Compatibility
No migration, no change of address. Vigilia connects to what you use today.
| Your mail service | Automatic sorting | Scam alert | Setup |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft 365 / Outlook.com | Yes | Yes | App password |
| Gmail / Google Workspace | Yes | Yes | App password |
| iCloud, Free, OVH, Orange… | Yes | Yes | App-specific password |
| Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple Mail | Yes | Yes | Through your account, not the software |
Coverage
Vigilia 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 telecoms.
Pricing
Fifteen days free, no card required. No commitment afterwards — cancel any time from your client area.
| Plan | Who for | Price | Mailboxes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solo | One person, or a small business | €5 incl. VAT / month €4.17 excl. VAT | Up to 3 mailboxes |
| Pro | Small business, up to 10 mailboxes | €15 incl. VAT / month €12.50 excl. VAT | Up to 10 mailboxes |
| Team | Pro, extended for a team | Pro + €1.50 incl. VAT per mailbox beyond the 10th · €1.25 excl. VAT | No ceiling |
| Initial catch-up | Once, at the end of the trial | €15 incl. VAT €12.50 excl. VAT | Sorting your whole history, whatever its size. Nothing is due if you do not continue. |
Your mailbox, with an app-specific password — the one your provider issues for mail software.
It reads your mail and prepares a sorting plan. No message is moved at this stage.
You see the proposed sorting and the scams found. You adjust, then you launch.
Every new message is sorted on arrival, and your phone tells you the moment a scam is caught.
The scan is free and moves no message. You get the list of suspicious messages with, for each one, the reason.