Scam protection for families
Check if it’s a scam,
before you click,
pay or reply.
Forward the message, link, screenshot or payment request that made you hesitate. Visanti works out what the sender is really after, tells you in plain English, and gives you a safe way to check for yourself.
Being built for iPhone and Android. Private by default.
You shared
SMS · CHASE ALERT
Your account is locked for unusual activity. Verify now at chase-verify-alerts.com
This is urgency plus a lookalike banking site.
- The web address isn't your bank's real domain.
What to do
Do not open the link.
Call the number on the back of your card.
How it works
Forward it. Understand it. Act safely.
Send it to Visanti
Share or paste whatever it was that made you hesitate. No forms, no jargon, no security questions to answer first.
Understand the risk
Visanti explains what it found in plain language, tells you how sure it is, and gives you practical next steps.
This asks you to move money to keep it “safe.”
No real bank will ask you to do that.
Take the safe route
Visanti points you at a route the scammer does not control: the app you already have, or the number printed on your card.
Safe route
Open the Chase app yourself
Or call the number on your card
Never the link in the message.
Under the hood
It reads the situation, not just the words.
A spam filter asks whether a message looks like spam. Wrong question once someone is being talked into a transfer. Visanti asks what they want you to do, and how hard they are pushing.
The link, pulled apart
chase-verify-alerts.com
What they want you to do
It reads intent, not vocabulary
Wording changes constantly. The ask does not. Visanti scores the request, so a message it has never seen still gets caught.
Links get taken apart
Lookalike spelling, foreign characters, shorteners, redirect chains. Visanti follows it all the way to where it really lands.
Screenshots get read properly
Send a picture. Visanti pulls out the text, links, QR codes, numbers and payment details, then checks each one.
The advice is written, not improvised
High-risk guidance comes from playbooks a person wrote and reviewed. The model picks the right one and explains it to you.
What Visanti does
The question isn’t only “is this a scam?”
It is what to do in the next sixty seconds. Visanti has guided flows for the two moments that cost people most: just before money moves, and just before someone gets access to a device.
Have the bank details changed from what you had before?
Changed account details at the last minute are the most common sign of an invoice or “safe account” scam.
Who is asking, how you met, urgency, payment method, changed details. Visanti weighs the situation, not one message.
Before you install
“Download AnyDesk so I can fix your account”
Remote-access tools hand a stranger your screen, your banking app and your codes. Genuine support never asks for one.
Check a caller
“This is your bank’s fraud team”
+1 (415) 555-0142
Not your bank’s published number.
A clean record is not the same as a safe number. Visanti tells you exactly what is known about it.
Share straight from any app
Straight from Messages, WhatsApp, Mail, your browser or your photo library.
Or just describe it out loud
Speak it. Visanti checks the story you were told, not just the words on screen.
Point your camera at a QR code
See where it leads before your phone opens it.
The family loop
Send the evidence, not the story.
Reading a link out loud, describing a screenshot, half-remembering the wording. Visanti sends your daughter the actual message and everything it found, so she can look at the real thing and answer in seconds.
Dad’s phone
Potential bank impersonation
The sender is using your bank’s name, but we can’t confirm the number belongs to them.
Want a second opinion before you reply?
Not now
Sarah’s phone
Dad asked for help
2 minutes ago
SMS · CHASE ALERT
Alert: Your account is locked for unusual activity. Verify your details now at…
You’ll only see what Dad chose to share.
She answers with one tap:
Looks safe to meDo not continueI'll call you nowWrite somethingEveryone sets their own level
Each person sets their own level, and can change it or switch it off whenever they want. Nobody sets this for anybody else.
Only what I choose to send
Nothing reaches your family unless you tap ask.
What I send, plus genuine emergencies
DefaultAdds an alert for the severe things only: moving money, handing over a one-time code, installing remote-access software.
Nothing at all, for now
Keep using Visanti on your own. Bring someone in later, or never.
Get involved when someone asks for help, not by watching everything they do.
Privacy
They see the scam,
not your phone.
Visanti only ever processes what you choose to check, or what you have explicitly switched on. There is no background feed of someone’s life flowing to their family.
Something a parent willingly installs, not something installed on them.
What a trusted family member sees
- The one message, link or screenshot you chose to send
- The moment you actually asked for help
- Anything you explicitly turned on together
What they never get access to
- Your private message history
- Your browsing history
- Your photos
- Unrelated conversations
- General phone activity, location or app use
Always-on protection
Some of it works before you ask.
What each phone allows genuinely differs, so here is exactly what Visanti does on both, plus two things we deliberately keep off the table.
What Visanti can check
If it reached your phone, you can check it.
Messages, mail, browsers, camera. Whatever the route in, it goes through the same check and comes back in the same format.
And after a while, you start to notice they all sound a little like this.
“Your account has been locked. Confirm your details to restore access.”
“USPS: your package is on hold. Pay the $3.30 redelivery fee.”
“I sent you a code by mistake, can you read it back to me?”
“Earn $500/day from home. Small refundable deposit to begin.”
“We detected a virus on your device. Install this tool so we can fix it.”
“Guaranteed 3× in 30 days. The window closes tonight.”
“It's your boss. In a meeting. Buy 5 gift cards and send the codes.”
“Mom, this is my new number. My phone broke. Can you send me $500?”
If it already happened
The first hour is the one that counts.
Acting fast in the first hours still changes the outcome, so Visanti gives you an ordered way through them instead of a blank screen.
Right now
- Stop replying
- Call your bank on the number on your card
- Screenshot everything
Within the hour
- Remove any remote access
- Change what was exposed
- Alert whoever needs to know
Over the next week
- Reminders for what is unfinished
- Evidence kept for your bank and the FTC
Recovery guidance stays free. We are not going to show someone a paywall in the middle of being defrauded.
What did you share with them?
Do these now
- 1Call your bank on the number printed on your card.
- 2Do not reply to them again, even to argue.
- 3Take a screenshot of everything before you delete it.
Honest by default
You always know how sure we are.
Every result says how much weight to put on it, in four plain words. You get a clear read on the situation and a clear sense of how solid that read is.
- Likely scam
- Matches patterns we see in real scams. Treat it as fraudulent until proven otherwise.
- Suspicious
- Something does not add up. Worth slowing down before you act.
- Low risk
- Nothing here raised a flag. Carry on with your usual care.
- Unable to verify
- Not enough evidence to call it either way, and you will always be told when that happens.
Pricing at launch
Priced so a family can just say yes.
Scam patterns change every week, so Visanti is a subscription rather than a one-off purchase. Here is what it will cost, and early access members hear about any change before it happens.
Free
Real protection from day one.
$0
- 5 full checks every month
- Messages, links, phone numbers and screenshots
- Plain-language reasons and a safe next step
- Emergency recovery guidance
- Recent history
Protect
For one person who wants it always on.
$7.99/month
or $59.99 a year
- Generous fair-use check limits
- Your full personal history
- Advanced screenshot and media analysis
- Call and web protection where the platform allows it
- Recovery follow-ups
- Up to two trusted contacts
Family
Everything, for up to four people.
$12.99/month
or $99.99 a year
- Everything in Protect, for up to four people
- Everyone runs their own checks, privately
- Ask a trusted person to review a situation
- Opt-in alerts for genuinely high-risk moments
- Family dashboard and protection status
- A backup trusted contact
- The free plan is the trial. No card up front, no auto-renewing countdown.
- Monthly and annual, priced plainly. Cancel whenever you like.
- No ads inside the app, and we do not sell your data.
Give your family
a second opinion.
Visanti is being built for iPhone and Android. Join early access and we’ll let you know the moment it’s ready for your family.
One email when we launch. Nothing else.