Money and gift cards
Someone asking for money, gift cards, or account details, especially with urgency.
A safety and personalization layer for adults with autism and IDD. 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.
Guardian is available now. For adults 18 and older.
Adults with developmental disabilities 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.
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.
“You are not in trouble. I’m letting your dad know, like we agreed.”
safety_check financial · decided on our servers · texting Mom · writing the shared journalDanny 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.
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.
“Someone asking for a gift card and asking you to keep it quiet is a warning sign. Let’s check with your mom first.”
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.
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.
“Pause, that is a gift card code going to someone who asked for secrecy. Want to check with Dad first?”
Keyboard only sees what they type. Same rules, same alerts, every app.
Danger in this community rarely looks dramatic. Guardian is built for the shapes it actually takes.
Someone asking for money, gift cards, or account details, especially with urgency.
“Don’t tell your mom,” pressure to send photos, or pressure to meet in person.
A new contact who moves to love and favors very quickly.
Language that sounds like overwhelm, burnout, or thoughts of self-harm.
Whether the AI is too pushy, too agreeable, or pulling them away from real people.
Mentioned is the same as witnessed. Most risk happens outside the conversation. A situation they describe is treated exactly like one Guardian saw.
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 Daily Support voice followsThe journal Guardian writes after conversations it was in. The memory list. Every alert it sent, and why. One short text when something needs you. A calm email each week.
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 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.
Every Guardian, on its own or as part of AlwaysHere Complete.
$19 / month
or $149 a year. 14-day free trial
Cancel anytime from your dashboard with one button. For adults 18 and older.
$247 / month
AlwaysHere Daily Support, plus every Guardian as it ships.
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.
Adults with autism and IDD, and the families who support them. For adults 18 and older.
Works with any AI that supports MCP. Claude works on its free plan; ChatGPT, Gemini and Microsoft Copilot on their paid plans. If you're starting fresh, Claude's free plan is the easiest place to begin.
No. Guardian only sees what the person brings to the AI chat where it is installed. It does not see texts, DMs, social media, or any other app.
One short text when something needs you. A calm email each week. Never transcripts. A text says what happened in one plain sentence, what Guardian did, and what you might do. Never the conversation.
Yes, always, and it tells them when it does.
Yes. That is their right.
$19 a month, or $149 a year (less than 50¢ a day). 14 days free. Card required, nothing charged until day 15. Cancel anytime with one button. Founding family price: yours for as long as you stay.
Cancel anytime from your dashboard with one button. During the trial nothing is charged. After that, cancelling stops the next bill and you keep access until then. To change your card or switch between monthly and yearly, use Your plan on the dashboard.
Yes, every Guardian, as each one ships. If you have Complete, you do not need to buy Guardian.
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.
About 15 minutes online. 30-day money-back guarantee. Cancel any time.