Live: Tor + abuse feeds refreshed every 6 hours

What this is. “CloudNote” is a made-up SaaS standing in for one of our customers. You are playing someone signing up to it. On the left is what that visitor sees; on the right is what CloudNote’s server does behind the scenes. Pick a preset, or type your own details.

What happens to what you type. It is scored by the same engine our paying customers call — real signals, real verdict, nothing simulated. It is not recorded: nothing you enter here is stored, added to our reputation data, or used in anyone else’s score. Entering a real address does not flag it, block it, or affect any account anywhere.

The verdict you see is CloudNote’s to act on, not ours. We return a score and the reasons behind it; what to do about it — allow, verify, refuse — is always the customer’s decision.

Live demo — signup fraud check

👁 What the visitor sees — CloudNote's website
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Simulated visitor IP: — in production this comes from the request automatically.
⚙️ What CloudNote's backend does — invisible to the visitor
our JSON response to CloudNote
// submit the form (or pick a preset) to see the live response…
their code (runs on every signup)
const check = await fetch("https://www.layercall.com/v1/score/user", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: { "X-Api-Key": process.env.LAYERCALL_API_KEY },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    ip:    "<visitor IP>",
    email: "",
    phone: "",
  }),
}).then(r => r.json());

if (check.verdict === "block")  return reject();
if (check.verdict === "review") return requireEmailVerification();
createAccount(); // allow
Why CloudNote pays for this: every fake trial account costs them real money (hosting, email sends, support time, polluted analytics, card-testing chargebacks). At $0.002 per check, blocking one bot wave pays for years of lookups.