Hi Hunters 👋 Junho here, building from Seoul. SafeClick is a phishing-link alert app you install on your parent's Android phone so YOU get notified too when something risky lands in their messages. Why this exists: my mom clicked a fake delivery SMS last year and we found out three days later. Same story I keep hearing in Korean family chats — older parents click, adult children find out too late. In Korea this duty has a name: 효 (hyo) — filial piety. The responsibility a grown-up child carries toward their parents. SafeClick is that responsibility as a paired-phones app. What it does: • Real-time scan of SMS links (4 threat intel engines) • Both parent and adult-child phones alert at the same time • Notification listener on-device — message content never leaves the phone Live in 177 countries. Free tier covers one phone solo. Family Pro ($5/mo) covers the parent-child pair. Two questions I'd love your honest take on: 1. Does the "kid sets it up for the parent" angle work outside Korea? 2. What kills the install — privacy worry, parent's resistance, or just no urgency until something bad happens? — Junho

SafeClick

Real-time scam alerts your adult child sets up for you

Real-time scam alerts your adult child sets up for you