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The five tabs
Monitoring, Alerts, Scan, Exposure and Account: what each tab answers, what is on it, and the deep links and Home Screen quick actions that open each.
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Five tabs, each answering one question. On 2026-09-26 Domains became Monitoring and Check became Scan, so the two tabs say which is continuous and which is on demand. No tab is domain-scoped: Vulnerabilities and SEO are modules inside a domain's page, so the domain is chosen by opening it. Account-wide views (Issues to fix, Software, Recent changes, SEO across domains) sit below the domain list.
| Tab | Question |
|---|---|
| Monitoring | Is anything about a domain I watch about to break? (continuous) |
| Alerts | What changed, and what should I do? |
| Scan | What does any domain look like right now? (on demand, saved to the account) |
| Exposure | Has a mailbox on my domain turned up in a breach? |
| Account | Plan, notifications, service status, support |
Monitoring
The title says how many domains need you ("5 watched, 3 need you"). Two count cards: open findings (with how many are high and medium) and domains watched automatically out of the plan's allowance. One row per domain: the name, the worst finding and when it was last scanned, then a Domain · Email · Website strip naming each provider. Sort worst first, by score or by name; saved filters; search. Below the list, Across your domains: Issues to fix, Software, Recent changes, SEO across domains; then List options (Groups, Import domains, Ask NHM about your portfolio, and sorting). The latest three on-demand scans from the Scan tab also show here. Software is one list of every application you watch and every application scans found; its More group opens Advisories, hosts and network targets (the full vulnerability workspace) and Service status. Swipe left to remove (with confirmation). A provider incident strip appears under the title and fades when resolved. Offline, the title reads "Offline · last updated …".
Alerts
The feed with a badge for the open count, Open / Read, swipe for Read or Mute 7 d, "Did you make this change?" cards, alert detail, and History. See The alerts feed.
Scan
Quick or full scans of any domain, saved to the account. See The Scan tab, the guest check and the App Clip.
Exposure
Last check card, New and Reviewed exposures, watched mailboxes by domain, Run check now. See Mailbox exposure monitoring.
Account
The plan card (with Manage subscription and the trial-ending card), Service status, then three groups. Settings: Profile, Notifications, What you watch, Scan access (verify domains for deep scans, or ask for approval), Support access, Organisation, Widgets, Appearance (which holds App detail and Haptic feedback), API keys (Pro and up), Web console (the web dashboard, signed in as you), Saved filters, About & feedback (which holds the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service), Ad privacy options (Free, where the region's ad consent rules require it), Delete account. Support: a card with Email and Ask NHM, then Conversations and Request website help. Then Replay the app guide and Sign out.
Deep links
domainguard://alerts, domainguard://alert/<id>, domainguard://check (the Scan tab), domainguard://exposure, domainguard://account, and the domain routes. https://nhmohio.com links open in the app as universal links. Every pre-redesign tab name (vulnerabilities, seo, darkweb, settings) still resolves to where that content lives now.
Quick actions
Long-press the app icon: Add Domain, Scan All Domains, Service Status.
Each tab keeps its place
Each tab has its own back-stack, so switching tabs never loses where you were.
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