Billions of dollars are stolen from ordinary people every year — not through sophisticated hacks, but through a text message and a moment of panic. We're building the tool that ends that moment.
Scams don't look like scams anymore. They look like your bank, your boss, a recruiter with a dream job, or a match who finally gets you. The people who fall for them aren't careless — they're busy, trusting, and caught at the wrong moment. That's everyone, eventually.
The security industry's answer has been warnings, training courses, and jargon. Ours is simpler: an AI that reads the suspicious message for you and answers in plain English, in seconds, for free.
Behind that simple answer is something bigger — a living database of millions of phone numbers, email addresses, and scam scripts that grows with every single check. Every user interaction teaches the network something new, and every lesson protects the next person. One person's close call becomes everyone's early warning.
They shape every feature we ship.
Our AI is trained on the internet's collective record of scams — millions of publicly reported scam messages, senders, and scripts — and every user check sharpens it further.
Privacy first: message contents are never stored. Only anonymized scam signals — like a flagged phone number or a known scam script pattern — are added to the database.
Every person on the waitlist makes launch day safer for everyone else.
The easiest way to answer one question: is this a scam?