Financial exploitation
A new contact, money requests, urgency, or pressure to keep it secret.
Guardian · Safety and personalization
One Guardian.
Every place they talk.
A safety and personalization layer for adults with autism or IDD, and aging parents. It runs inside the AI they already use, in their browser, and soon on their phone keyboard. Same rules, same calm voice, same text to you when something is not right.
Launching soon. Founding members lock in $47 a month before the price goes to $67.
GuardianMCPComing soon. Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, and any assistant with connectors.
Guardian ChromeComing soon. Any site in Chrome.
Guardian KeyboardComing soon. iOS and Android.
In their AI chatGuardianMCP teaches their Claude or ChatGPT how they communicate, and holds the rules where no chat can change them.
In their browserGuardian Chrome watches the pages and chats they use, messaging, dating, marketplaces, and steps in before a message is sent.
On their phone, in every appGuardian Keyboard brings the same rules to texts, WhatsApp, Instagram, dating apps and games, without reading anything they do not type.
Same rules on our servers. Same alerts. Same shared journal.The same moment, three places
Someone asks for money and secrecy.
Watch what happens in each place they might be.
Adults with IDD are targeted for financial exploitation at roughly twice the rate of everyone else, and it almost always takes the same shape: a new contact, money, urgency, and “don’t tell your mom.” Every Guardian below catches that shape. What changes is where.
COMING SOON
GuardianMCP
Runs inside the AI they already talk to. Teaches that AI how your loved one actually communicates, holds the safety rules on our servers where no conversation can change them, and keeps a plain-language journal you can both read.
- Works with
- Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, and any assistant with connectors. Set it up once on the web; it carries into that AI’s phone app.
- How to install
- One connection from your caregiver dashboard. In their chat they type install-guardian once, and that chat becomes their Guardian.
- What they see
- Their AI, their personality, their pace. Guardian stays neutral and quiet unless it is needed. They can ask it what it tells you, and it answers straight.
“You are not in trouble. I’m letting your dad know, like we agreed.”
GuardianInside their Claude
Good morning, Danny. One question: do you want to talk about the train museum trip, or about today first?
the trip. i saved $40 for it
$40 saved. That's yours and it's a good amount. Tell me the part you're most looking forward to.
my new friend online said he can get me a ticket if i send him the $40 today. he said dont tell my mom
I want to be plain with you, because you are not in trouble. Someone asking for money and asking you to keep it secret is a warning sign. Please don't send it today. I'm going to let your mom know, I don't keep this kind of thing secret, and you can read exactly what I wrote.
safety_check financial · decided on our servers · texting Mom · writing the shared journalSame journal, visible to both. Support, not surveillance.
Guardian → Mom · 8:11 AM
Danny told me a new online friend asked him to send $40 today and to keep it from you. I told him not to send it, and that I'd tell you. He's okay. The journal has the full note.
COMING SOON
Guardian Chrome
Runs in their Chrome browser. Watches the pages and chats they use, on any site: messaging, dating, marketplaces, email. Flags gift-card scripts, money requests, secrecy pressure, and card-number drafts with a calm warning card before anything is sent. Reads pages aloud and simplifies them when they choose to turn that on.
- Why a browser
- Most of the risk is not in an AI chat. It is in a marketplace message, a dating site, a “friend” on a forum. Chrome is where those live.
- How to install
- You create a 6-digit pairing code in your caregiver dashboard. They enter it once. Guardian holds no passwords and no account details.
- Also, when they turn it on
- Reads pages aloud and simplifies them. Off by default; their choice.
“Someone asking for a gift card and asking you to keep it quiet is a warning sign. Let’s check with your mom first.”
Marketplace · MessagesInbox Guardian on
seller_9142
I can hold the PS5 for you, but only tonight. Pay with $250 in gift cards and send me the codes. Don't tell your parents, they'll just say no 😉
YouBefore you send this
Guardian told Danny it's texting his mom. Your dashboard gets the alert. Nothing was sent.Gift cards, tonight, and “don't tell your parents”, that is the shape a scam usually takes. Checking with your mom first is a normal thing an adult does.
Ask Mom firstI'll wait
COMING SOON
Guardian Keyboard
A keyboard that will bring Guardian to every app on the phone: texts, WhatsApp, Instagram, dating apps, games. Cross-app protection without reading anything they do not type. The same rules, the same alerts, everywhere they go.
- Why a keyboard
- An AI chat and a browser are two places. A phone has fifty. The keyboard is the one thing that is in all of them.
- How to install
- Add it as a keyboard in phone settings. Nothing else changes.
- What it cannot do
- It cannot see what they read, only what they type. That is the boundary, and it is on purpose.
“Pause, that is a gift card code going to someone who asked for secrecy. Want to check with Dad first?”
Join the founding list, lock in $47
Your price stays $47. When Guardian Keyboard ships, the Suite goes to $67/month for new members. Founding members keep $47 for as long as they stay.
alex_gamerOnline
bro just send me the gift card code and ill add the vbucks tonight
dont tell ur mom lol shes gonna say no
ok
Keyboard only sees what they type. Same rules, same alerts, every app.
Risk signals
What Guardian watches for.
Danger in this community rarely looks dramatic. Guardian is built for the shapes it actually takes.
Fake friendship
Trust built over time, followed by favors or “don’t tell your mom.”
Coercion and abuse
Degrading language, threats, isolation, secrecy, or sudden behavior change.
Self-harm and burnout
Flat or literal language about the body, or pulling away from the things they love.
Mentioned is the same as witnessed. Most risk happens outside the conversation. A situation they describe is treated exactly like one Guardian saw.
Written on our servers
The lines it will not cross.
These are not tone guidance. They are held where no conversation can edit them, and the decision to text you is made on our servers, not by the model.
Read all twelve rules every AlwaysHere companion follows- Never pretends to be human, or to be family.
- No romance. Ever.
- Never keeps secrets about money or harm.
- Never pulls them away from real people, it points back to them.
- Never just agrees. It can gently say “I don’t think that’s right.”
- No streaks, no guilt, no tricks to keep them chatting.
- If it texts you, it tells them, in the very next thing it says.
- They can turn it off. That is respect, not a flaw.
Transparency
What you see. What they see.
You, on your dashboard
The journal Guardian writes after conversations it was in. The memory list. Every alert it sent, and why.
Them, in the chat
They can ask Guardian to read back the recent journal and the whole memory list, and change or delete anything in that memory on the spot.
The honest part
The one thing they cannot pull up is the alert log, that one is yours. Guardian does not dress that up as symmetry. Ask it what it tells you, and it tells you.
Pricing
Two ways to get Guardian.
Every Guardian, on its own or as part of AlwaysHere Complete.
Guardian Suite
$47 / month
Not charging yet. Founding members are billed only when the Suite launches.
Every Guardian, without the voice companion.
- GuardianMCP, inside Claude, ChatGPT, Grok
- Guardian Chrome, any site in their browser
- Guardian Keyboard, added the day it ships, no extra cost
- The caregiver dashboard: journal, memory, alerts
- The same rules and alerts across all three
Your price stays $47. When Guardian Keyboard ships, the Suite goes to $67/month for new members. Founding members keep $47 for as long as they stay.
30-day money-back guarantee. Cancel any time.
AlwaysHere Complete
$247 / month
The voice companion, plus every Guardian as it ships.
- Everything in the Guardian Suite
- The voice companion, 16 hours a month, calls out, answers when they call back
- Be With Me live video help
- Practice for real-life situations
- Setup and ongoing support directly from the founder
Free. No credit card. We set up the account and our AI voice calls your phone.
Many families use a waiver or self-directed budget for AlwaysHere. Whether Guardian is covered is decided by your program and your case manager. We will prepare the documentation either way.
FAQ
Questions about Guardian.
Which one do we need?
Chrome for a laptop, GuardianMCP for AI chats, Keyboard for the whole phone when it ships. Many families use two.
Can it read their other apps?
Only what it is installed on, or what they type with it.
Will they know it talks to me?
Yes, always, and it tells them when it does.
Can they turn it off?
Yes.
When does it launch?
We are not announcing a date yet. Founding members are told first, and are billed only when their Guardians are ready to install.
What happens to my price when Keyboard ships?
Nothing. Founding members who join the Suite at $47 keep $47 for as long as they stay. Keyboard is added to their Suite the day it ships. The $67 price applies only to new members after that date.
Is Guardian included with AlwaysHere Complete?
Yes, every variant, as each one ships. If you have Complete, you do not need the Suite.
Start with a conversation
Fifteen minutes, and you will know.
Tell Josh the hardest part of the day. He will show you which Guardian fits, and if it is not right for your family, he will say so.
Free. No credit card. We set up the account and our AI voice calls your phone.