Eclipse AI
Eclipse AI advertises an investigative analytics platform combining data fusion, digital forensics and ADINT, claiming to locate Starlink terminals and unmask mobile VPN users. Its single-page site names no company, publishes no legal terms and shows no product.
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how Eclipse AI handles your data.
GDPR overview
Eclipse AI publishes no GDPR information whatsoever. The site carries no privacy policy, no terms of service and no legal notice: every one of those addresses returns a 404 error, and the word GDPR appears nowhere in the page. This silence is the reason the compliance flag reads N — it records the absence of any published statement, not a declared refusal to comply. The gap matters more here than it would elsewhere, because the platform advertises the processing of location data and device identifiers and the linking of online activity to named individuals, which is precisely the territory European law regulates most tightly. Nothing on the site names a data controller, a lawful basis, a retention period or an Article 27 representative.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting Eclipse AI.
- No legal entity is named anywhere on the site: there is no company name, no registration number and no postal address, so there is nobody identifiable to hold accountable.
- No terms of service, privacy policy or legal notice exists. Fourteen standard addresses were tested and every one of them returned a 404 error.
- The advertised capabilities — locating Starlink terminals, tracking movement, de-anonymising mobile VPN users and tying online activity to real identities — belong to the surveillance and lawful-interception market, where legality depends on the jurisdiction and on the buyer's status.
- Nothing demonstrates that the product exists: no screenshots, no demo, no documentation, no named customer and no published pricing.
- The whole site is a single page built with v0.app, an AI website builder. The only contact points are a generic info@ address hidden behind a Cloudflare obfuscation token and an Australian mobile number.
- The domain previously hosted an unrelated customer-churn tool, so the age of the domain says nothing about the age of the product described here.
- Do not confuse this site with eclipse.ai, a different company working in customer experience under a very similar name.
Behind Eclipse AI
Resources
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Frequently asked questions
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Can I try Eclipse AI or see a demonstration?
What does Eclipse AI say about data protection?
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Is there an API or a mobile app?
Should you pick Eclipse AI?
Guidaio cannot form an opinion on Eclipse AI. What the site publishes — a single page of promotional copy, with no identifiable publisher, no legal documentation, no pricing and no evidence that the platform exists — leaves nothing that can be checked, compared or held to account. This is a statement about the documentation available on the site, not a judgement on the tool itself; anyone considering it should ask the publisher directly for the elements the site leaves out.
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