Checks are private by default
Nobody in your family sees what you check unless you decide to share it.
For families
Help each other. Without reading each other’s messages.
The person who gets the odd text is often not the person who’d know what to make of it. Scamory is being built so family can lend a second opinion, and only when you ask for one.
The ground rules
Private first. Shared by you.
Family features should never feel like being watched. These are the rules we’re building around.
You share one result at a time
Pick a result and a person. They see the summary and the evidence, not the original message or screenshot.
Running a family is not snooping
The person who sets up the family manages who’s in it. That does not give them access to anyone’s private results.
In practice
How it will work for a family.
- 1
Someone starts a family
They invite the people they’d like to help. An invitation expires and works once, for the person it was meant for.
- 2
Everyone checks on their own
Each person uses Scamory for their own links, messages and screenshots. Those checks stay theirs.
- 3
Share when a second opinion helps
Choose a result and a family member. They can look at it and help you decide.
- 4
Take it back whenever you like
Stop sharing a result, and the access ends. Leave the family, or be removed, and all sharing with you ends too.
Who sees what
Clear lines, written down.
Here is what a family member can and can’t see.
What a family member can see
- The summary and evidence of a result you chose to share with them.
- That they are in the same family as you.
What they can’t see
- Your other checks.
- The original message, email or screenshot you brought.
- Anything at all, if you never share it. Not even the family owner can read private results.
Kept simple at first
What we’re leaving out for now.
We’d rather do a few things well. These are not part of the first version.
- Automatic alerts to family when someone checks something.
- Accounts for children. The first tests are for adults.
- Open sign-up. The first tests will be invite-only, with a small group.
Be there for the first checks.
Join the early-access list. We’ll email you when Scamory is ready to try.