Protect your parents from scams, from your own phone.

How Family Guard works

1. Invite your parent, grandparent, or anyone you care about by text. They join in one tap.
2. When FraudAngel finds a scam on their phone, you get an alert like "Mom: got a scam. Fake Chase alert trying to steal her bank login."
3. Tap Call or Send a note right from the alert.

Their privacy stays theirs

You never see their texts, calls, photos, or browsing. You only get the warning headline. They choose what you hear about: scams only, scams and suspicious, or every check, and they can pause sharing any time.

Set up a family safe phrase

AI can now copy a voice from a short video. A family safe phrase is a word or question only your family knows. If "your grandson" calls asking for bail money, ask for the phrase. A scammer won't know it.

FraudAngel keeps your family's safe phrase in the app and reminds your parent to ask for it when a check looks like a family emergency scam.

Stop and check before sending money

Before I send money asks three quick questions: who is asking, how they want to be paid, and how they reached out. If the answers match a known scam, FraudAngel says stop, explains why, and can tell you, the family contact, right away.

Set it once, it keeps working

• Known scam calls blocked before the phone rings, on iPhone and Android.
• Scam texts filtered on iPhone; Android guides turn on built-in spam protection.
• Dangerous links blocked through an encrypted DNS filter.
• Big, simple screens and plain-English answers. No tech skills needed.

The scams older adults see most

• Grandparent scam: a "grandchild" in trouble needs money now and asks you not to tell anyone.
• Bank or fraud department call: "your account is compromised, move your money to a safe account".
• Tech support pop-up: a warning that the computer is infected, with a number to call.
• Government impostor: the IRS, Social Security, or Medicare demanding payment or your number.
• Romance scam: an online friend who eventually needs money.