Please share any feedback!
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laurent_molter
I'm building a simulation training to master online self-defense.
I take the principles of martial art and apply it to online safety against all the current threats.
This is a browser-based simulation game where you train and learn detecting threats and dark patterns in a safe environment.
I've build it in Python/Flask as a solo maker.
Any suggestions are welcome!
Hi HN,
I built Tekushi because I felt that most online safety training are outdated and boring.
I wanted to treat digital safety like a martial art—something you build through repetition and muscle memory.
This is a browser-based simulation game where you practice detecting phishing threats and dark patterns in a safe environment.
You can try the first modules without signing up. I built it as a solo maker in Python.
Feedback request: Does the 'gamified' approach feel effective to you, or too gimmicky? Is the difficulty level appropriate? Thanks!