Can you still trust the voice on the other end?
Scammers already sound like your family, your doctor, your boss. Tomorrow, they'll look just like them too.
Deepfakes aren't coming. They're already calling.
The pause before you answer. The question mark in your mind when the voice sounds right but something feels wrong. Nowhere is safe from the question: Is this real?
This is a global business threat.
This is not only about family scams or protecting the elderly people. Digital scams cause billions of damages in businesses every year. And AI is only going to increase the threat.
The more complex the world becomes, the simpler the solution must be.
In a world where AI can fake anything, trust must return to its roots — the simplest, most universal human proof, used since centuries: code words. Spoken dialogue, a signal that no machine can fake. Because it's human.
How it works
Imagine if every important person in your life had a secret phrase that only the two of you share — three simple words that change daily, that no AI can guess, no scammer can steal, and no technology can fake.
When your daughter calls asking for money, when your financial advisor sends urgent instructions, when your CEO joins the video conference — you simply ask: "WHAT'S YOUR CODE?" No complex authentication. No typing anything. Just look at three words, ask the question, listen to the answer. Voice. Dialogue. TRUST.
Trusted Codes works completely OFFLINE, even when you have no signal. No internet, no problem. Works on any phone, any video call, any messenger, even face-to-face. If they can't say the words, they're not who they claim to be.
