“Your account is locked. Verify now or lose access.”
Fake bank, delivery and toll texts, and anyone asking for a password, a sign-in code or a recovery key.
PROJECT PRINCE AI
Security for the person, not the device.
So much online is built to fool you.
PRINCE is built to protect you.
Show PRINCE a text, a link, a picture or a claim. Its guardians show you the warning signs, what they could not verify, and your next step, in plain words.
Evidence and limits are shown • Personal data is never sold • You make the final call • Why PRINCE exists
A real scam text. A real answer.
The FBI published this toll text as a scam. This is what PRINCE said when it was scanned on October 2, 2026.
A text arrives
Unknown number
(State Toll Service Name): We've noticed an outstanding toll amount of $12.51 on your record. To avoid a late fee of $50.00, visit https://myturnpiketollservices.com to settle your balance.
A real scam text, published by the FBI in April 2024. See the FBI’s warning
You ask PRINCE
Tap the crown on your screen, or share the text to PRINCE.
PRINCE is checking thisChecking this for you
PRINCE looks only when you ask. Mama Mode, off by default, is the one feature that keeps watch for you.
PRINCE answers
Mama says stop.
Don't reply, don't click anything, and don't pay or share any information. Read what I found below — and if you're not sure, send it to your trusted person. I'm right here with you.
ShieldDanger: 95 out of 100
“Here's what I found: FBI IC3 publishes this exact script as a scam.”
“Do not click the link. Instead, check your toll account directly by typing the official toll service’s website into your browser or calling their published number.”
“I couldn't fact-check every claim here myself — if a specific part worries you, tell me and we'll look at it together.”
When a scam number calls
Mama stopped a scam call
A call from (202) 555-0142 was blocked — it's a known scam number.
If call screening is on, a number verified as a scam never rings your phone. This is the notice you see. The number here is made up.
Shield’s lines are from the answer PRINCE gave on October 2, 2026; the full answer is longer. Mama’s stop card shows when Mama Mode is on. PRINCE is not affiliated with the FBI.
What PRINCE protects you from
Each kind of scam has a guardian whose job it is.
“Grandma, it’s me. I’m in trouble and I need money.”
Family-emergency calls and texts, even when the voice sounds right.
“Final notice. Pay this fee today or face arrest.”
Fake court, tax and government demands.
“Guaranteed returns. Our trading group doubles your money.”
Investment pitches, gift-card demands, prize fees and utility shut-off threats.
“yourbank-secure-login.example”
Lookalike links, brand-new sites and fake profiles.
“Share this before they delete it!”
False claims, rage bait, and romance that turns into a request for money.
“Send money or I post your picture.”
Sextortion and unsafe contact aimed at kids and teens. Wallah’s Circle arrives with the next app release.
“It already happened. What do I do now?”
Where to report, what to freeze and who to call.
Calls, too. On Android, if you turn on call screening, numbers verified as scams are blocked before your phone rings. A number that has only been reported still rings, with a warning from Mama.
AI agents, too. If something you show PRINCE asks you to give an AI agent such as Meta Muse, OpenAI dots or Alexa+ access, PRINCE tells you what that agent is documented to do and, when it has a record, how to switch it off. If a message claims to come from one of them but its link goes to a site its maker does not own, PRINCE says so.
Also on the team: Patch for fake virus pop-ups, Clarity for controlling behavior, Lingua for the languages PRINCE supports, and Solomon, who keeps your own memories and never invents one.
The quoted lines are examples, not messages from real people. Which guardians and features you get depends on your plan.
Scams change every week. Your guardians keep up.
Every six hours Proto, the part of PRINCE that works behind the scenes, reads the newest public scam warnings. When an agency publishes the exact message scammers send, the guardian for that kind of scam can learn it.
Where the warnings come from
- FTC, in English and Spanish
- FBI IC3
- U.S. Postal Inspection Service
- FINRA
- Scamwatch (Australia)
- INCIBE (Spain)
- Brazil’s federal government
- Snopes
- Lead Stories
- Full Fact
Recently learned
A message is learned only after it is found word for word on the agency’s own page, and PRINCE takes one back on its own if it causes a false alarm on a known legitimate message or people mark its warnings not helpful. This learning starts only from what those agencies publish. A new pattern may also be tested against confirmed scams people chose to share, redacted and never shown to an AI model; a scan you don’t share is never used.
PRINCE reads these organizations’ public warnings. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Meet your guardians
Each guardian has one job. Tap one to see what it does.
What this guardian does
Guardian roles
Select a portrait to explore its protection lane. This is a guide to roles, not a live investigation.
Meet the Guardian team
Proto, behind the scenes
Connecting the dots.
Proto reads new scam warnings and teaches the guardian whose job they are. You never have to talk to Proto; the guardians do.
Explore Proto's roleWhat Project PRINCE Does
More than a scanner: guardians that check what you share and show you warning signs, limits, and next steps.
Shield
Check Something Suspicious
Share a message, link, picture or claim, or tap the Guardian Bubble to ask for help on your screen. You choose what to scan and what happens next.
SolomonNana
Solomon and Nana
Solomon keeps your own memories and the people you trust. Nana gives patient, one-step help with phones and everyday technology.
Mama
Mama Network Protection
Mama's optional Android VPN checks destination names against a signed warning list. It is undergoing release testing and is not available in the current public Play build. It does not inspect encrypted page content or catch every dangerous connection.
Scout
Share Anonymously, By Choice
Anonymous sharing is off until the person turns it on. When it is on, a shared scan can help PRINCE protect others.
What We Offer
Choose the protection that fits your world. Plans change access and coverage, never the evidence standard. Features and access depend on your plan.
Personal
Everyday armor
Shield Access $9.99 a month. Day Pass $2.99 for 24 hours.
- Scam and fake-profile warning signs
- Safe-click checks for links, emails & DMs
- Plain steps to fix & protect accounts
Family
For the whole house
$49.99 a month for up to 5 people.
- Shared protection for up to 5 people
- Scam and impersonation checks for each covered person
- Consent-based family coverage and aggregate protection summaries
Business & Teams
Catch payment fraud warning signs before money moves.
Paid pilots, by invitation.
- Compare submitted payment requests with your Trusted Payment Registry and flag mismatches for review
- Boss-text, payroll & utility scam checks for your whole team
- Brand-impersonation checks, and signs of coordinated comments in a thread you show PRINCE
PRINCE is a team of guardians, each with a name, a face and a specialty. They check the available evidence, then show the warning signs, supporting evidence, and anything they could not verify.
While the world builds AI, we build protection.About the company · Project PRINCE AI LLC, Decatur, Georgia · michael.prince@projectprince.ai
The P.R.I.N.C.E. Protocol™
The rules PRINCE runs on: Protection, Respect, Integrity, Neutrality, Clarity and Empowerment. They are open, so any company can adopt them.
Mama’s Insight: Even the smartest people can fall for something that looks real.
That’s why Mama is one tap away. With Mama Mode on, Mama steps in with a STOP card when a scan finds real danger.
“One slip can change everything. But I’ve got you now.”
Mama
Superpower: says stop when it matters, and brings in the guardian whose specialty it is.
Meet Mama's team. Choose what you want help checking.
Meet the team