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The EAIS Safety Tool is a free helper from Everyday AI for Seniors. It can check whether a message looks like a scam, and answer health questions in plain language. A Safety Coach warns you before you share anything private.

No. It's for learning only. AI can make mistakes. Always check with your doctor, pharmacist, bank or the official agency before you make a decision.

EAIS keeps only your email address, your practice progress, and how often you use the app. We never save your messages, pictures, questions or answers. To answer you, your words (with private details removed) are sent to our AI company. It doesn't use them to train its AI. It may keep them for up to 30 days to check for misuse, then deletes them. We never sell your information, and there are no ads.

Tap "A+ Text size" at the top of any screen. Each tap makes the words bigger, up to extra large, and then back to regular. You can also choose a size in Settings.

Yes. The app uses a voice that comes with your phone, and most phones have a nicer one you can download for free. On an iPhone: open Settings, tap Accessibility, then Spoken Content (on newer iPhones it's called Read & Speak), then Voices, then English. Choose Ava or Zoe, pick the Premium or Enhanced version, and tap the download button. The app will use it the next time you tap "Read this aloud."

Open the app and enter your email address. We'll email you a link. Tap "Sign me in" in the email, or type the 6-number code from the email into the app.

You can check messages together on one phone. Stopping to check together before you act is a great habit! But we suggest each of you sign up with your own email address. That way, each of you gets your own Safety Card, doctor visit list and practice progress, and you can both use the app when you're apart. Scammers often call when someone is home alone. During the pilot, the app is free for each of you.

We're thinking about a household plan for 2 people, where each person has their own sign-in. We'd love to hear what you think. Would it help you? What would make it worth it? Please email us at info@everydayaiforseniors.com, or tell us in the "Anything else you'd like to tell us?" box after an answer.

Hang up. EAIS will never call, text or email to ask for your code. The code is only for typing into the app yourself.

No. EAIS will never call, text, email or send a video asking for money, codes or personal information. Hang up or delete it, and tell someone you trust.

Call 911 for a medical emergency. If you are thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.