We call your mum before the scammers do.
With your recorded consent, Kinword clones your voice and places a surprise drill call to the relatives you enrol. Then it teaches the family a safe word, so a real scam call falls flat.
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With your consent, we clone your voice and call your mum, so real voice scams fail.
Voice-clone scams now fake a loved one in crisis to get a ransom. Kinword clones your voice with your consent, places drill calls to the relatives you enrol, and sets up a family safe word. If a real ‘kidnap’ call comes, one tap checks on the person and gets an answer in about two minutes.
- Step 01
You record consent and a voice sample
You record your own consent and a short sample, then choose up to four relatives. Nobody else can be cloned, and nobody else is called.
- Step 02
We place a surprise drill call
A scheduled call in your cloned voice. It never asks for money and never mentions injury or death, and every relative gets a debrief text after.
- Step 03
The family learns the safe word
Each response is scored, the safe word is set up, and a check button pings the person, their school or office, and their shared location.
Built for adult children looking out for parents and grandparents.
One consented voice clone
Made from your own recorded sample and used only for drills to the relatives you enrolled.
Four surprise drills a year
Drill calls to up to four relatives, each one scored and followed by a short debrief text.
The safe word and the check button
A safe-word setup kit, plus a one-tap check that reaches the person, their school or office, and shared location in about two minutes.
First up: We start with a free printable that helps any family set up its own safe word.
The world just changed.
What changed, and where it was reported.
The FBI’s 2025 Internet Crime Report tracked AI-related fraud as its own category for the first time: 22,364 complaints and about $893.3M in losses. A California mother paid a fake cartel-kidnap ransom.
NBC Palm SpringsA SOUPS study of 37 older adults found they rely on trusted relatives to spot scams, and that younger family members can teach them how to verify a caller.
arXivOnly a hackathon demo and a phishing-only family drill exist. No commercial voice-drill service for families was found.
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One person and 3 AI agents.
The agents, all day
- Cloning a consented voice
- Writing drill scripts
- Placing scheduled drill calls
- Scoring each relative’s reply
- Sending the scam bulletin
What a person does
You record your own consent and voice sample, and you choose who is called. On our side, a person signs the voice-provider terms and has the calling rules checked once against robocall and call-recording laws.
Cloning a voice is legal with that person’s recorded consent, and so is calling relatives the buyer enrolled. Kinword never clones a voice without consent, never calls anyone who is not enrolled, and no drill ever asks for money.
Won’t a drill frighten my mum?
Drills are capped in intensity and never mention injury or death. You can keep anyone on an opt-out list, and every call ends with a debrief, so the lesson stays and the fright does not.
Can I clone someone else’s voice?
No. The voice owner records their own consent, and drills go only to the relatives the buyer enrolled. No consent, no clone.
What if a real scam call comes?
Ask for the safe word. Then tap the check button: it calls and texts the person, their school or office, and asks for shared location, with an answer in about two minutes.
Be first through Kinword’s door.
- Be first in line
- One email, when we open
- No spam