Install once. It catches scam texts and fraud calls in the background.
Email to be notified at launch:
seniorfraudalertsupport@gmail.com
iOS 16+ required. App Store launch pending review.
Each layer works automatically in the background, no action needed.
Scam texts are quietly moved to a separate folder. You never miss a real message, and you never have to read a scam one.
Known scam numbers are silenced before your phone rings. IRS imposters, Social Security fraudsters, and more.
Tap Share on any suspicious message or email and get an instant verdict, Likely Scam, Be Careful, or Looks Fine.
When something looks serious, the app can silently notify a family member who reviews it with a single tap.
You can do this for them, or walk them through it over the phone.
When the App Store launch goes live, search "Senior Fraud Alert" and install it. Email the address below to be notified the moment it’s available.
Go to Settings, then Messages, then Unknown & Spam, and enable Senior Fraud Alert under Message Filtering. This lets the app silently review incoming texts, it never sees your contacts or content from known senders.
Go to Settings, then Phone, then Call Blocking & Identification, and enable Senior Fraud Alert. Suspected scam callers will be silenced automatically.
Open the app and tap "Add Trusted Contact." Enter a family member's email. They'll get a link to review anything suspicious before you respond.
Got a suspicious text or email? Long-press the message, tap Share, then choose "Check with Senior Fraud Alert." You'll get a verdict in seconds.
If my server got hit by a meteor tomorrow, the texts and calls would still get blocked. The whole check happens on the phone. There’s a spot Apple set aside in iOS for exactly this and that’s where it runs.
Only texts from people not already in their contacts ever hit the app. The sender and body sit in a sandbox Apple controls. The app looks at them, decides, and moves on. Nothing gets uploaded anywhere.
A list of known fraud numbers gets loaded into iOS itself. iOS does the blocking. I never see who called.
About a thousand rules live on the phone. They run in a few milliseconds. No internet needed. Works the same on an airplane as it does at home.
Two things touch a server, and only if the senior taps to use them: the Share Sheet check (sending one specific text or link for a second opinion) and family alerts. Nothing else.
Don’t take my word for it. After a week of use, go to iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → App Privacy Report. You’ll see exactly what the app does (and doesn’t) talk to over the network.
App Store launch is pending review. Email to be notified the moment it’s live.