Start with the request.
Look at what someone is asking you to do, and whether urgency, guilt or secrecy is pushing you towards a decision.
Your personal guardian
When someone plays
on your trust, see it.
Guardian helps you spot manipulation, pressure and deception in everyday conversations, by connecting what is being asked with what has come before. Keep your perspective. Choose your next move.
Four fictional conversations. Explore without signing up.
Saved contactPrevious conversationRelevant evidence
A request worth checkingIllustrative example
Pressure worth noticing
Caring does not mean owing.
A request for secrecy. A deadline. A boundary you already set. You are allowed to take a step back.
Your next move is yours.Illustrative example · Fictional people and messages.
The value of your own context
Does the request fit
the conversation?
Pressure can come from someone you know, as well as someone pretending to be them. Guardian brings earlier conversations, agreed plans and boundaries into view, so you can recognise what has changed and decide on your own terms.
Discover Guardian in action ↗Bring the context into view.
Connect the request with earlier conversations, saved contact details and the boundaries you have already expressed.
Put the choice back with you.
Understand the concern, see what supports it and consider a response. Sometimes the context explains a change. Sometimes it gives you a reason to pause.
Four conversations. A little more perspective.
Not every risk comes from a stranger.
Pause and verify
A change that needs confirmation.
- The sending domain differs from the saved address.
- The bank account differs from previous invoices.
Use the supplier’s previously saved number to verify the change before taking action.
Explore this in Guardian ↗Explore the examples, follow the evidence and see how context changes the next step.
Intelligence with a purpose
AI that puts things
in perspective.
A message is only part of the story. Guardian uses AI to connect the request with relevant conversation history, bring pressure and inconsistencies into focus, and help you choose your next step.
Try a request for yourself ↗Understand the conversation.
An agreed boundary matters. So does a previous promise, a changed detail or a familiar name arriving from an unfamiliar number.
See why something deserves attention.
Guardian explains the specific words and context behind a concern. It focuses on the request, without deciding what kind of person someone is.
Keep the next step in your hands.
Get space to think, a practical next step and words you can use to respond. Guardian supports your judgement; the decision stays with you.
Take a closer look
A friend pushing past a boundary. Changed bank details. A collection with an ordinary explanation. An unfamiliar number asking for an access code. Explore four fictional conversations and see what changes the picture.
Follow the evidence behind each request, then consider the next step. Understanding is more useful when you can see what it rests on.
Your next step
Your next move.
Your choice.
See the pressure, the context and the choices in front of you. Give yourself room to decide before someone else’s urgency becomes yours.
Start with a closer look. Explore fictional conversations and see how a little more context can change a decision.
Explore the demo first ↗Start exploring Guardian.
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Does Guardian judge someone’s personality?
No. Guardian looks at the request and the conversation around it. It can highlight pressure, a crossed boundary or inconsistent details without labelling someone’s personality or claiming to know their intentions.
Can Guardian guarantee that a message is genuine?
No. A request can be consistent with the available records without being genuine. Where evidence is incomplete or conflicting, the next step is further verification through an independently established channel.
What makes context useful?
A demand for money may cross a boundary you already expressed. Changed bank details may conflict with previous invoices. An unusual request may also have an ordinary explanation. Context helps you tell those situations apart.
Why check previous conversations?
A message can feel convincing in the moment. Earlier conversations may reveal a repeated request, a promise that has changed or a boundary that was already clear. Guardian brings that context back into view.