A second read, before you act.

Most people who lose money to a scam are not careless. They are alone with a decision, under time pressure, looking at a message engineered to feel urgent. A warning label does not help at that moment. What helps is a fast, plain-language second read, and a way to bring in someone you trust without having to describe a screenshot down the phone.

That second part is the harder problem. You could always call your daughter. The friction is everything that comes next: reading a link aloud, describing what the message looked like, half-remembering the wording. Visanti sends her the actual thing, so she can look instead of guess.

Visanti scores the request rather than the wording. Scammers rewrite their messages constantly, but the underlying ask stays the same: move money, read out a one-time code, sign in somewhere, install something, tell nobody. It also takes links apart, reads screenshots properly, and draws its high-risk guidance from playbooks a person wrote and reviewed rather than improvising financial advice.

Every result carries a confidence level: Likely scam, Suspicious, Low risk, or Unable to verify. No scam detector can guarantee a message is legitimate, so Visanti says how sure it is instead of claiming certainty.

Visanti is not surveillance software. It does not monitor anyone’s phone in the background, read message history, browsing history or photos, record calls, or give a family member a feed of someone’s activity. A trusted contact sees a situation only when it is deliberately sent to them, or through an alert rule that person enabled for themselves.

It is meant to be something a parent willingly installs, not something installed on them. Every sharing setting belongs to the person it describes and can be changed or switched off by them at any time.

Visanti is pre-launch, being built for iOS and Android. This website explains the product and collects early access email addresses. Nothing else is live yet, and the privacy policy says exactly that.

You can reach us at hello@visanti.org, or see the contact page for privacy and security addresses.