Not only for older adults.
Anyone in France who wants to protect themselves, or a loved one, against telephone scams.
You receive a lot of unknown calls.
You fear bank or administrative fraud.
You want to protect a parent or grandparent.
You support a loved one on a daily basis.
You don't want to miss an important call.
Protect a loved one, without putting them under cover.
For children, spouses, caregivers who want a real barrier against fraudsters — without taking away their phone from the person they are protecting.
Kin-Guard is designed to respect the protected person. She always hears from her real loved ones. She can always decide, accept, refuse. You are only notified when something deserves your attention.
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Guided installation, in a few simple steps.
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You receive clear alerts if a suspicious attempt is detected.
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You can view the history of filtered calls and alerts.
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The protected person keeps their number, their habits, their autonomy.
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The assistant calmly explains to him what is happening — without panic, without judgment.
A human perspective when it's useful.
You designate a trusted person — often a child, a spouse, a caregiver. She only intervenes when something deserves her attention.
Receives important alerts.
View reported events.
Serves as a second human opinion in case of doubt.
Does not take control of the phone: it accompanies, it does not monitor everything.
What it changes in practice.
Three real-world situations that Kin-Guard is designed to intercept.
The fake bank fraud service.
A caller introduces himself as “the bank’s fraud department”. The assistant asks the right questions, detects the scenario, hangs up — and notifies the trusted contact.
The fake nephew in emergency.
An “emergency nephew” requests a transfer. The assistant identifies the emotional pressure and unusual request for money, cuts the call, calmly explains why.
The fake computer troubleshooter.
A fake technician requests remote access to the computer. The assistant recognizes the typical request, blocks, reports.