Why I Built Ransom Zapper

For more than two decades, I sat across from broken people—grandparents who lost everything to fake tech support, business owners whose dreams collapsed after ransomware, and even a single mother who took her life after being financially drained and publicly humiliated by a scam.

I've seen the real-world consequences of online lies—people trafficked through fake job listings, children groomed through remote-access scams, and families destroyed by invisible enemies that never set foot in their homes. This isn’t just digital crime. This is spiritual warfare in disguise.

When COVID hit, I lost everything—my savings, my home, my business. But through that fire, I surrendered. I gave my life fully to Jesus. Not as a concept. Not as a crutch. As a King. And in that moment of surrender, a burden was born: "Use what I gave you to protect the ones they target."

Ransom Zapper is not a tech product. It is my obedience. It is my answer to evil. It is my sword and my shield for the innocent. I didn’t build this to compete with antivirus software. I built it because people are dying—some spiritually, some emotionally, and some literally—from deception.

Traffickers use remote access tools to control victims. Financial predators use fake alerts to steal dignity. Scammers push the elderly to the brink of despair. These are not isolated incidents. These are coordinated attacks on the most vulnerable among us.

This project was never about profit. It was about peace. About stepping between the wolf and the lamb. About making sure that when someone is targeted by a lie, they are not alone—they are protected, warned, and uplifted by something built with purpose and prayer.

If you’ve been victimized, lied to, or made to feel worthless—hear me: You are not forgotten. You are not weak. You are worth defending. This tool exists because your story matters. Because your peace matters. And because you are loved.

“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18

— Joseph, Founder & Servant
Ransom Zapper