What happens when someone calls Mom
Five minutes of setup, then every unknown caller meets a polite screener before her phone makes a sound. Here’s the whole journey, with the product doing the talking.
Five minutes, together or remote
No new phone, no new number: one forwarding code on their existing carrier.
You sign up, we detect their carrier
Add your parent's number in the app; we look up their carrier automatically and show the exact buttons to press.
One dial code forwards unanswered calls
Calls they don't pick up route to their personal screener. Their phone, number, and carrier never change.
We verify it on the spot
The app places a live test call. When it lands, protection is on. You watch it happen.
One dial code
**004*254…#
Verified. We placed a test call to confirm
Known callers ring through. Strangers meet the screener.
Trusted contacts always ring straight through. Everyone else is asked, politely, who they are and why they're calling.
Legit callers get connected
The pharmacy confirming a prescription rings through with a short intro. Real callers barely notice.
Scams end politely
Government threats, gift-card demands, 'grandson in trouble': declined with a courteous goodbye, recorded and logged for you.
Nobody hits dead air
Every call ends in ring-through, a message taken, or a polite goodbye. Grandma's friends are treated like guests.
Live screening
Unknown · (832) 555-0137
Scam blocked
Tech-support scam · Mom’s phone never rang
You got the full recording and transcript, instantly.
When it's not sure, a human decides: you
Uncertain calls put the caller on a brief hold and send you a push with the caller's own words.
One tap: connect or take a message
Approve and the call rings through; decline and the screener takes a polite message. Ten seconds of your day.
Family-emergency calls always come to you
“Grandma, I'm in jail, send money” is never decided by a machine. Those calls always stop for a human, with your family's safe word as the tiebreaker.
Tuesday, June 9
9:41
Someone’s calling Mom
“Roof repair estimate she requested” · Mike’s Roofing
The caller politely holds while you decide.
Scam texts filtered before they're believed
Unknown-sender texts are screened the same way calls are, and flagged in plain language.
Junk texts, out of sight
Phishing links and fake delivery notices are moved to junk with a warning line that names the trick.
Known contacts are never touched
Filtering only ever applies to strangers. The OS itself enforces it.
Junk folder
USPS: your package is held. Pay a $1.99 customs fee at…
Likely scam: fake package-fee text
Your Netflix account is suspended. Update payment at…
Likely scam: fake account-suspension text
Real texts (the pharmacy, the grandkids) arrive untouched.
One button answers 'is this a scam?'
A worrying voicemail, email, or letter? Your parent taps the big button, snaps a photo, and gets a plain answer.
Any channel, day one
Email, Facebook, WhatsApp, paper mail: photograph it or paste it. No permissions or setup needed.
Logged for the family
Every check lands in your dashboard timeline, so you see what's reaching them, and what almost worked.
Check this for me
Checked · a text message
“Chase Alert: verify the code we sent you to unlock your account…”
This is a SCAM
Your bank never asks for codes by text.
Delete it. The real number is on your card.
Big type. One answer. Logged for the family.