Helping Aged Parents Simply

Scam calls never reach Mom.
Family always does.

HAPS screens every call to your parent's phone. The people they know and trust ring straight through. Everyone else is routed to you first — before a scammer ever gets the chance to say hello.

No app for your parent to learn. Their phone, their number, nothing changes for them.

Your parent's phone never even rings. You decide who gets through.

The scam economy has found its favorite target

Federal data shows elder fraud isn't slowing down — it's accelerating faster than any other category of crime against Americans.

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lost by Americans over 60 to fraud in a single year
FBI IC3, 2025
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senior victims reported — up 37% in one year
FBI IC3, 2025
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average loss per victim — about a year of Social Security
FBI IC3, 2025
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estimated true annual losses, since most elder fraud is never reported
FTC estimate, 2024

Scammers only need one phone call to take a life's savings. HAPS makes sure that call reaches you instead.

How it works

Three steps. Zero effort for your parent.

HAPS works at the phone line level. There's nothing for your parent to install, learn, or remember — their phone simply stops being reachable by strangers.

STEP 1

Build the trusted list

Together with your parent, you choose who can always reach them — family, friends, doctors, the pharmacy. Their real relationships, saved once.

STEP 2

HAPS screens the ring

Trusted callers connect instantly — no delay, no menu, no difference at all. Unknown callers hear one sentence: they're being directed to the family admin.

STEP 3

You answer for them

The call rings your phone with a whisper: who's calling and who they're trying to reach. Press 1 to take it, 2 to send to voicemail, 3 to block forever.

Why families choose HAPS

Your dad doesn't need another lecture about scams. He needs the scam to never reach him at all.

Education doesn't stop a professional. Scammers rehearse these calls hundreds of times a day, and they're very good at their job. HAPS doesn't ask your parent to outsmart anyone — it simply takes them out of the scammer's reach, while keeping every real relationship exactly as it was.

911 and emergency calls always connectPublic safety numbers bypass all screening, always. Safety comes before everything, including HAPS itself.
If HAPS ever goes down, calls still go throughA built in failsafe connects every call directly if our service is unreachable. The failure mode is always "the phone works."
Conversations are never recordedHAPS never records a live conversation — not yours, not your parent's. Only voicemails are saved, with a clear disclosure, so you can review them.
Built with your parent, not around themYour parent keeps their number, their phone, and their say. New callers they want are added with one tap on your end.
Everything included

Small details, because the stakes aren't small

Instant trusted calling

Allowlisted callers connect with zero delay and zero announcement. To Grandma, nothing has changed.

Caller whisper briefing

Before you're connected, HAPS quietly tells you who's calling and for whom — the caller never knows a screener answered.

One tap approvals

New doctor's office? Approve the number once from the dashboard and it rings through forever after.

Repeat caller defense

A number that keeps hammering the line gets sent straight to voicemail automatically. Robocalls burn themselves out.

Quiet hours

Set your own hours. Overnight unknown calls skip your phone and wait for you in the morning review queue.

Family call log

Every screened call, voicemail, and blocked number in one clean dashboard — so the whole family can see what HAPS caught.

Simple pricing

Less than one dinner out. Protection every single day.

One flat price per protected parent. The average scam takes $38,500 from its victim — HAPS costs less than a quarter of one percent of that, per year.

$19/month
per protected parent · cancel anytime

Founding families get white glove setup — we'll build the trusted list with you over a phone call.

  • Unlimited call screening on your parent's existing number
  • Unlimited trusted contacts, updated any time
  • Family admin dashboard with call log and voicemail review
  • Backup admins so someone's always reachable
  • 911 passthrough and always connect failsafe, built in
Questions families ask

Honest answers, before you commit

Does my parent have to learn a new app or phone?

No. HAPS works at the phone line level. Your parent keeps their phone, their number, and their habits. The only thing that changes is that strangers can no longer reach them directly.

What happens when their doctor calls from a new number?

The call routes to you with a whisper telling you who's calling. Press 1 and you're talking to the office — then approve the number from your dashboard with one tap so next time it rings your parent directly.

What if there's an emergency and I don't pick up?

911 and public safety numbers always connect directly to your parent, no screening ever. For everything else, you can add backup admins — a sibling, a spouse — who get the call if you can't answer. Unanswered calls go to a reviewed voicemail, never into a void.

Is HAPS listening to our calls?

Never. HAPS does not record or listen to any live conversation. Only voicemails left by unknown callers are saved, with a spoken disclosure, so you can review what a caller wanted.

What if your service goes down?

Every HAPS line has a built in failsafe: if our system is ever unreachable, calls connect directly through, exactly as if HAPS wasn't there. The one thing that can never break is your parent's phone.

Isn't this controlling? It's my parent's phone.

It's your parent's protection, and their consent is part of setup. You build the trusted list together, they can request any change, and the service can be removed at any time. HAPS is a shield your family holds together — not a wall around someone.

The next scam call is already dialing.

It takes about ten minutes to put HAPS between your parent and every stranger with a script. Most families set it up the same week they first hear about it — usually right after a close call.

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