Tuck, your AI lookout.
Keeps your list. Spots the scams.
Tuck is an iPhone helper we plan to build for people in their 70s and 80s, and for the grown kids who worry about them.
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Tuck keeps your grocery list
You would tell Tuck what you need from the store and what you need to do today. Ask later, and Tuck reads it back to you.
You: Add eggs and coffee to my grocery list.
Tuck: Done. You have 5 things on your list now.
You: Remind me to call Dr. Patel's office at 10.
Tuck: OK. I'll remind you at 10 this morning.
USPS doesn't text you for fees. The link goes to a site that isn't usps.com.
- Asks for a fee by text
- Uses a fake website
Ask Tuck about a strange text
You would share a text or an email with Tuck. Tuck would tell you in plain words if it looks like a scam, and what to do next.
- SafeNothing looks wrong.
- Be carefulSomething seems off. Check before you tap or reply.
- ScamDon't tap the link, reply, or pay. Delete it.
Tuck will sometimes be wrong. If you're not sure, call the company using the number on your bill or card.
Checking calls from numbers you don't know. This is an idea for after the first version. It is not part of it.
Look out for a parent, even from far away.
Every plan would let a grown son or daughter pay for a parent's Tuck. They would see only what the parent chooses to share, like a shared grocery list or a note when Tuck flagged a text as a likely scam.
- Your parent decides
- They would pick what family can see, and could change it anytime.
- Chats with Tuck are private
- We plan to never show family what your parent says to Tuck.
Would you use Tuck?
Planned price: $14.99 a month or $119 a year. One price covers a parent and their family.
The waitlist costs nothing.
We're testing whether people want this before we build it. Your two answers help us decide.
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