Tell Flggd what happened, in your own words, by voice.
Ask Flggd is for when there is no message to paste: a call, a conversation, a situation. Describe it, answer a question or two if Flggd needs more, and get one of Flggd's four flags with the steps that go with it.
How it works
How it works. Turn your sound on.
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Rosa's grandson calls from a new number. He's in trouble, he needs money today, and he asks her not to tell anyone. There's no message to paste. Just a feeling.
Without somewhere to ask, Rosa has a chatbot she won't trust, a forum that answers in hours, or the caller himself, who has an answer for everything. So she pays.
Now with Ask Flggd. One button, and her own voice.
She presses the button and tells it what happened, in her own words. It listens to all of it.
If it needs to know more, it asks. Never more than three questions. A clear case gets none.
The answer is shown and spoken. A red flag: this is a scam. One sentence on why: a new number, money today and a request for secrecy are how this scam works. Then what to do: don't send any money, and call your grandson on the number you already have.
Every answer is one of four flags. Red is a scam. Yellow means don't do what it asks; check through a channel you already trust. Grey means don't reply at all. Green means no red flags found, and it never says guaranteed safe.
And if money has already moved, it tells you to call your bank first.
It's for anyone with a feeling and nothing to paste: a call from the bank, a man at the door, a grandchild with a new number. And for the family who worry about them.
Ask Flggd, in the Flggd mobile app. When it doesn't feel right, just ask.
