Cybercode.ph Tools
Free tools that turn Philippine technology law into a clear next step. Each one links to the guide behind it and lists its official sources.
What Cybercode tools do
Cybercode tools ask a few questions about your situation and give you a structured answer: the steps to take, the evidence to keep, where to report and the Philippine law behind it. They sit alongside the guides and checklists in Cybercode Resources.
Choose a tool
Start with the tool that matches what you need to do.
Scam or Hack Triage
Scammed, hacked, threatened or harassed online, or facing a business cyber incident? Get an action plan in under a minute: first steps, evidence to keep, where to report and the laws that may apply.
Open the triage tool →Checklists and directories
When you need a full list rather than a guided answer.
Directories
Find the right bank, app, agency or reporting channel.
Checklists
Step-by-step support for evidence, complaints and incidents.
Frequently asked questions
Are Cybercode tools free?
Yes. Every tool on this page is free to use and needs no sign-up.
Do the tools store what I enter?
No. Each tool runs in your browser. Nothing you choose is saved or sent to Cybercode.ph.
Are the tools legal advice?
No. They give general legal information for the Philippines and link to the official sources behind each result. For a serious loss, threat or breach, speak to a lawyer or the Public Attorney’s Office.
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Tools give general legal information, not legal advice. See our editorial policy for how we research and update them.