AI phone assistant

The bodyguard
from your phone.

Kin-Guard is an AI telephone assistant that answers unknown calls on your loved one's behalf, detects scam attempts - fake bank advisors, fake technicians, fake police officers - and only forwards the call if it is legitimate. Designed to protect seniors and their caregivers.

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Your phone should bring you closer to the people who matter, not expose you to scammers.

Kin-Guard app: home screen, shield mascot and today's "All is calm" status.
The real cost

Phone scams cost a fortune, every second.

This counter projects the latest official figures over the last 365 days. It keeps moving, every second. This is an estimate.

516 million euros of fraud through manipulation in France in 2025. Source: OSMP — Banque de France, 2025 annual report.

Lost in France to phone scams over the last 365 days.

Projected estimate over the last 365 days from 516 million euros of manipulation fraud in France in 2025, or nearly 16 euros per second. Source : OSMP — Banque de France, 2025 annual report.

This figure is not a threat aimed at you: it is a market fact. That is exactly why Kin-Guard exists — so this money never leaves your family.

The solution

It answers. It screens. It protects.

Three simple functions, designed for calls that should never go through — without blocking the ones that matter.

  1. 1
    Stage 01

    It answers.

    Unknown calls go through Assistant first. He announces his role and asks the caller to introduce himself.

  2. 2
    Stage 02

    It screens.

    The assistant understands who is calling and why, then decides: forward the call, dismiss it, or block it and alert you.

  3. 3
    Stage 03

    It protects.

    During sensitive calls, Kin-Guard stays alert for scam signals and can intervene if the conversation goes wrong.

What if a fraudster still gets through?

Some scammers only reveal themselves after gaining your trust. Kin-Guard remains attentive during the call: bank codes, urgent transfer, imposed secrecy, emotional pressure... If the signals appear, the assistant can cut the call and calmly explain to you what has just happened.

Getting started

Up and running in minutes.

No complex application, no technical manipulation. Kin-Guard simply installs over your existing line.

See how it works
  • Activation on your line in a few steps

  • Your usual contacts go through without interruption

  • You remain in control of the settings at all times

The app

And for loved ones: an application that reassures.

The protected person does not need to install anything. You follow everything from an application designed to soothe, not to alarm.

Kin-Guard home screen: shield mascot, "All is calm" status and today's call counters.

Everything is fine, at a glance

The status of your loved one's line, today's filtered calls and activity for the week — understood in five seconds.

Kin-Guard activity screen: breakdown of the week's calls and detailed history.

Every call, told simply

Who called, what the assistant understood, and what it decided: transmitted, message taken, or kept at a distance.

Kin-Guard family screen: trusted circle that rings straight through, imported from contacts.

The circle of trust

The family, the doctor, the pharmacy: they ring directly, without question. You manage the list in two gestures.

Preview of the version in development — the French interface arrives with the launch.

The problem

Why a filter is no longer enough.

Phone scams have changed. They no longer fall into the filters — they slip through them.

41.6%

of all payment fraud now comes from manipulation (fake advisor, etc.), compared to 32.1% in 2024

OSMP — Banque de France, 2025 annual report

+159%

increase in assistance requests for fake bank advisor scams in 2025 (15,000 over the year)

Cybermalveillance.gouv.fr, Activity report 2025

The scams have become credible.

Fake bank advisor, fake emergency loved one, fake technical support, fake delivery person. The tone is right, the urgency is convincing.

Anyone can be fooled.

A prepared fraudster can convince anyone at the wrong time — fatigue, stress, family emergency.

Classic anti-spam tools are no longer enough.

They protect against already reported numbers, not a new scam built to appear legitimate.

The trend

Manipulation takes an increasing part in fraud.

In five years, the share of telephone manipulation scams – led by fake bank advisors – has almost doubled in the total number of payment fraud in France.

Share of manipulation fraud in the total amount of payment fraud (card and online bank transfer). Source : OSMP — Banque de France, 2025 annual report.

Who it's for

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.

Benefits

What it changes, concretely.

Not a technical demonstration. Six differences you feel.

Less stress

Facing unknown calls, and facing times when you're not sure.

Fewer errors

Less risk of transmitting sensitive information under pressure.

Continuous protection

Even when the family is not available, the assistant keeps watch.

Immediate alerts

A suspicious attempt? You, or your trusted contact, have been notified.

No missed important calls

Legitimate calls are delivered without friction.

Complete control

You, or an authorized relative, decide on sensitivity and whitelisting.

Protection that grows

Kin-Guard gets better with every new scam.

Two mechanisms make the protection stronger over time. One already works. The other arrives with launch.

Updated with each newly identified scam.

When a new way of tricking people appears, we write the matching scenario and it is added to Kin-Guard for everyone the service protects.

  • Fake bank advisor
  • Fake relative in an emergency
  • Fake tech support
  • Remote access
  • Gift cards

Each scenario is written and checked by hand before it ships.

At launch

Designed so a scam seen in one household can protect all the others.

Kin-Guard is designed so protection can be shared: when a scam number is identified in one household, it will be added to a shared list and kept away from every other Kin-Guard household.

  1. A scam number will be identified in one household.
  2. It will be added to a list shared across every household.
  3. Every Kin-Guard household will be protected against that number.

The more users there are, the better each one will be protected: the network will grow stronger as it grows.

This shared protection is not active yet: it arrives with the launch of Kin-Guard.

Not anti-spam

How is it different from a call blocker?

Classic filters block what is already known. Kin-Guard recognizes what is not yet recognized.

Ability
Classic anti-spam
Kin-Guard
Block a number already reported
Yes
Yes
Recognize a new scam scenario
—
Yes
Chat with the unknown caller
—
Yes
Monitor during call
—
Yes
Alert a trusted loved one
—
Yes
Take a message if you don't respond
—
Yes
Pricing

One price per protected loved one, not per device.

Kin-Guard places itself in the missing link in the market: more complete than a call blocker, more accessible than a hardware solution with line replacement.

Free safety net

Monitor

To build trust without enabling AI assistant costs.

0 €
1 protected line 3 trusted contacts
  • Blocking known scam numbers
  • Monthly security digest by email
  • Read-only call log
  • No Stripe product: free access managed in the application
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Trust

Your data stays where it belongs: at home.

Scam protection should not create a new risk. These are the principles we hold.

Read the trust & confidentiality page
  • GDPR compliant.

  • Accommodation referred to in France or the European Union.

  • No automatic public posting of reported numbers.

  • Real-time analysis, with minimal data retained.

Keep the calls that matter.
Filter out those who put you in danger.

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Service under development — access by waiting list.