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Paste or upload the suspicious message
Start with the text, link, phone number, or screenshot your parent received.
Would your mom click this?
Before Mom clicks a suspicious text, check it here.
Paste a message, upload a screenshot, or check a suspicious link before your parent replies, clicks, calls back, or sends money.
A second opinion before your parent clicks. No automatic message reading. No scam lecture.
Suspicious text from Mom
Received 2 minutes ago
"Your bank account has been locked. Verify now: secure-bank-alert.com"
High Risk — Likely Scam
This message uses urgency and a suspicious bank link. Do not click. Call the number on the back of your bank card.
Check before you click
Paste the suspicious message your parent received.
If it feels urgent, pause here first. We are using these beta submissions to build the checker families actually need.
Before Dad sends money, check the message.
Before Mom taps a bank link, check the link.
If someone already clicked, slow down and get next steps.
The problem
Scammers do not wait for your family group chat.
They create urgency, pretend to be banks, delivery companies, government agencies, or tech support, and push older adults to click or pay before asking for help.
How it works
A simple pause before someone acts.
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Get a simple scam risk verdict
See what looks wrong and what to avoid doing next, in plain English.
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Send it to trusted family backup
Share the result before anyone clicks, replies, calls back, or sends money.
Common scams
Built around the messages families actually worry about.
Fake bank alerts
Your bank account is locked. Tap here now.
Package delivery scams
This looks like USPS. It is not.
Toll payment texts
A small unpaid toll can hide a payment scam.
Tech support calls
Someone says the computer is infected and asks for access.
Gift card requests
Before Dad buys gift cards, check the message.
Romance or investment scams
A trusted conversation starts pushing money or crypto.
I already clicked
Get safer next steps before panic takes over.
Family backup
Your parents do not need another scam lecture.
They need a simple second opinion in the moment. Family Scam Defense gives your family a place to check suspicious messages before anyone clicks, replies, or sends money.
Trusted family backup
The goal is not to take over. It is to help an older parent stay independent with an easy way to ask, "Does this look real?"
Early access family plan
$9/month
Protect up to 3 family members with a second opinion before anyone clicks, replies, calls back, or sends money.
- Unlimited message checks during beta
- Link and screenshot checks
- Family alert workflow coming soon
- Emergency 'I already clicked' guidance
Early users get 3 months free when we launch.
Early access
Join the waitlist and help shape the family plan.
We are testing whether families want a $9/month way to check suspicious texts, links, calls, and payment requests before money is lost.
Private beta invites will be limited.
Early users get 3 months free when Family Scam Defense launches.
FAQ
Straight answers before you try it.
Is this only for seniors?
No. It is for anyone, but we are starting with families protecting older parents.
Does this replace calling my bank?
No. For bank issues, always verify using the number on your card or the official bank website.
Is the app guaranteed to catch every scam?
No. It is a safety layer that helps identify warning signs and gives safer next steps.
Will you sell my data?
No. We do not sell form submissions for money. We also avoid sending message text, names, emails, or form answers to Meta Pixel.
Before Dad sends money, check the message.
Join early access for a simple family scam checker built around real messages.