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Give them somewhere to check first
Your parent can paste a strange text, upload a screenshot, check a link, or describe an urgent call before deciding what to do.
For families who want to help without taking over
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A second set of eyes before Mom or Dad sends money.
AI can make a fake call sound like family and a fake message look real. SafeMate gives your parent a plain-English check and a private way to ask you before replying or paying.
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- No background monitoring
- Your parent chooses what to share
Hover, focus, or tap an asteroid to reveal a fact.
Why families are acting now
In 2025, people 60+ reported $7.7B in losses from internet crime.
A story may sound personal and a request may look real. Scams still rely on urgency and isolation. A pause gives your parent time to check the facts and reach you or another trusted contact.
The $7.7B includes all internet-crime categories reported by people 60+, not only AI-enabled scams. These figures reflect complaints reported to IC3; not every scam is reported or includes an age.
Losses by age group
People 60+ reported more losses than any other age group.
Losses reported to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center in 2025.
- Under 20
- 20–29
- 30–39
- 40–49
- 50–59
- 60+
Where older adults reported the largest losses
These five scam types had the largest reported losses among people 60+.
Reported losses among people 60+ in the FBI's 2025 Internet Crime Report.
- Investment$3.52B reported loss
- Tech and customer support$1.04B reported loss
- Confidence and romance$584M reported loss
- Business email compromise$568M reported loss
- Government impersonation$413M reported loss
- “Mom, it’s me—I need help”
- “Don't tell anyone”
- “Stay on the line”
- “Move the money to safety”
- “Your bank account is at risk”
- “Pay with gift cards”
- “You've won a prize”
- “Click here to verify”
Did you know?
AI can clone a loved one's voice from a short audio clip and make a fake emergency feel real.
The caller may demand secrecy, create panic, and ask for money before your parent has time to verify the story.
A pause changes that moment: hang up, call back on a number your parent already knows, and ask you or another trusted person before paying. SafeMate gives them one familiar place to do it.
Protection that respects them
A simple first check, with you one tap away
Your parent can understand a suspicious request on their own and reach you when they want a second opinion.
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Turn uncertainty into a next step
SafeMate explains the risk, points out the warning signs, and suggests what to do next in language your parent can act on.
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Be there without watching over them
When your parent wants a second opinion, they can send you the message or payment details that matter. You see only what they choose to share.
How it works
One calm check. Three simple steps.
Designed to be easy for your parent to follow, even when a caller sounds familiar and the pressure feels real.
They share what reached them
Your parent pastes the message, uploads a screenshot, checks the link, or describes the call.
SafeMate explains what looks wrong
They get a clear risk level, the warning signs SafeMate found, and a practical next step in plain English.
They ask you before acting
For a risky payment or worrying message, your parent can send you the details and ask for a second opinion.
What your parent sees
Clear enough for a stressful moment
The app keeps the answer simple for your parent and the useful details ready when they ask you to help.
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Answers that lower the temperature
Every check gives your parent a risk level, the warning signs SafeMate noticed, and a suggested next step. No jargon, panic, or wall of technical detail.
- Low, medium, and high risk are easy to distinguish
- Every warning sign is explained in plain English
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A record you can revisit together
Dates, risk levels, and family reviews stay together in one clear safety log. Your parent can return to it later or use it when speaking with you or their bank.
- Past checks remain easy for them to find
- Both of you can see what was shared for review
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Start with the checks they will use most
The planned Free tier includes message and website checks, so your parent can build the habit of checking. Pro is planned to add phone-call and advertisement checks, plus family reviews before money moves.
- Free message, email, and link checks are planned
- The planned Pro tier adds family reviews and chat
For you and your parent
Stay close without taking over
You want to help. Your parent wants to keep their independence. SafeMate gives both of you a calm way to handle the moments when something feels wrong.
For your parent
Confidence before they act
- Check a suspicious moment on their own
- Ask for your help with one simple action
- Choose exactly what they share, every time
For you
A clear way to help
- Know when your parent asks for a review
- See the message or payment details that matter
- Reply with a clear next step, like “Call me first”
SafeMate helps your family slow the moment down. It never moves, holds, or blocks money, and it never gives you control of your parent's account. The decision stays with them.
Privacy comes first
Help without turning care into surveillance
Protecting your parent should not mean reading every message or watching every decision. SafeMate keeps its boundaries clear.
Your parent owns the account
You can help with setup, but the account belongs to your parent. Their consent stays at the center of every family feature.
They choose when to involve you
Nothing comes to you unless your parent shares it or asks for a review. Their privacy settings stay in their hands.
No background monitoring
SafeMate does not read messages, listen to calls, or watch bank accounts in the background. It checks only what your parent chooses to add.
You see only what they share
You can see requested reviews, shared alerts, and the history your parent allows. Nothing more.
Clear account controls are part of the plan
SafeMate is designed to give your parent clear sharing settings and an understandable way to delete their account.
AI guidance has clear limits
SafeMate can point out warning signs, but it cannot guarantee a message or caller is safe. It never replaces a bank or the authorities.
These are the planned app privacy principles. Read the current website privacy notice and terms. An app-specific notice will be published before launch. Questions? Write to support@safemate.app.
Pricing
Start with everyday checks
The planned Free tier covers everyday checks. Pro is designed for families who want deeper checks and a direct way to review risky moments together.
Free
Everyday checks planned at no cost.
$0at launch
- Check texts, emails, and payment requests
- Check suspicious website links
- See plain-English risk results
- Return to a personal safety log
Available when the iPhone app launches
For connected families
SafeMate Pro
Deeper scam checks and a direct way to ask family.
$12.99per month
- Everything in Free
- Check suspicious phone-call details
- Check advertisements and social offers
- Ask you to review before a payment
- Use family alerts, reviews, and chat
Available when the iPhone app launches
Planned launch pricing and features may change before release. Subscriptions will be managed through the App Store.
Questions from families
What families ask before getting started
You cannot screen every call. You can give them a safer next step.
When a message looks real or a caller sounds familiar, SafeMate helps your parent check what they received and reach you before money moves. Coming soon to the App Store, iPhone first.
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