Protect your family from AI identity scammers.
OurSecretPhrase creates a changing secret phrase for everyone you trust. Set it up in a few clicks, and it's ready the moment a call or message feels off. It can't be recreated or reused.
Free. No credit card. Takes about a minute.
AI Identity crime is booming in the US — and it's targeting the elderly.
The government started tracking AI fraud in 2025. The first numbers are already staggering. Older Americans are hit hardest.
Faking a voice now takes seconds.
A voicemail. A video online. A few seconds of someone talking. That's all cheap AI tools need to clone a voice — or a face, live on a call.
People believe they would not fall for it because a close relative suddenly asking for bank details raises suspicion right away. But most attacks are way quieter: someone less familiar, asking for something that sounds harmless — a frequent flyer number, a date of birth, a partial account number "just to confirm." Nothing trips an alarm. That's what makes it work.
"Grandma, I'm in trouble"
A cloned voice, panicked and crying, claims to be a grandchild in trouble — and needs money wired right now, before there's time to think.
- Ask them to open OurSecretPhrase and read the sentence.
- Doesn't match? Hang up and call back on a number you trust.
The video call from "the boss"
A deepfake video call impersonates a manager, urgently asking for a wire transfer or gift cards — face and voice exactly right.
- Ask for their phrase on camera and check it matches.
- No match — it's not them. End the call.
- Don't have the app paired yet? Ask them to sign up with their work email — a few clicks — then pair and check it's verified.
As your boss, they should be glad you're careful enough to check.
"We're calling about your account"
A caller claims to be from your bank, insurer, or another company you know — asking you to confirm details or move money. It sounds completely legit.
- Ask them to quickly sign up and pair with you using their company email.
- Check it's verified in your Account — no match, no pairing, it's not them.
If they are really legitimate, they should be happy to comply.
The text from "the bank"
A spoofed number sends a text asking for a code or password — a "quick verification" that hands over an account.
- Ask for their signature in the text.
- Paste the message into "Check a message" to verify it.
The simplest security app out there.
Set up in a minute. Then it just waits, ready when you need it. Nothing to remember — just check it when something feels off.
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Super simple phrases. Glance at your phone mid-call. Three words match — it's really them.
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Sign texts and emails too. Tap "Prove it's me" before you send. They paste it back in to confirm it's really you.
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Pair in a minute, any way you like. Scan a QR code, read a 9-digit code, or send an email link. Done in a minute.
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It's the two of you, not your devices. Add as many phones or computers as you want. Every device shows the same phrase.
Looks simple. Built like a vault.
Security isn't an add-on — it's why the system works this way. Your secret lives only on your two devices. We have nothing to steal.
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We never have the keys. Your secret phrase stays on your two devices — it never touches our servers. Even if we're hacked, there's nothing to take.
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Lost or stolen? Cancel it in one tap. Log in from another device and revoke it. It stops working instantly, even if it's unlocked.
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Every email verified, weekly. Check that someone's email is real, not just typed in — useful to confirm where they work.
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We check domains automatically. New or disposable domains get flagged "Risky" right on their contact page — no lookup needed.
A cloned voice can sound confident. But it can't compute a secret it never had — only guess. And the phrase changes before a guess would help.
That's also why pairing needs no ID or paperwork. Security doesn't come from a document — it comes from pairing when you're already sure who you're talking to.
Free for what most families need.
Verify one trusted contact — completely free. No credit card, no time limit.
Built for the person everyone calls. Protect up to 20 people in your family circle — parents, kids, siblings, close friends.
Let your customers and prospects verify it's genuinely you — build trust at scale, up to 200 people.
One hub beats everyone paying
Most families only need one OurSecretPhrase Family plan — for the relative scammers target most. It covers the whole circle. Everyone else pairs in free. And connections are counted by person, not by device — pair as many of your own phones or tablets as you want with the same contact, and it only ever counts once. Got two phones? You can still verify with your mom from either one.
The next call might not be who it sounds like.
OurSecretPhrase takes a minute to set up. Make sure the calls that matter can prove it.
Your shared secret is created on-device and never sent to our servers.