Danilli Shield · your AI security agent

Scammers are calling.
Danilli answers.

Scammers trick you, hackers break in. Danilli stops both: it spots a scam in seconds, answers unknown calls for you, warns your family, watches your account day and night, checks your home internet, and prepares your police report for the FBI and the FTC.

$20.9B lost to internet crime in 2025 (FBI)#1 fraud reported to the FTC: impostorsFree English & Español · iPhone, Android, web

Eleven protections · one app

Protected even when you're not suspicious

Scammers are experts at making sure you never doubt them. Danilli works anyway: the rules are in Danilli's own code, the facts come from public records, and the AI only explains. It never tells you a stranger is "safe".

01

Scam check in seconds

Paste any text, email, invoice or link, or describe a call. You get one clear line ("This is a scam"), the exact signs, and what to do right now. Also by WhatsApp and SMS, and every email that reaches your Danilli Mail is checked by itself: scams go to Spam with the reason.

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02

Security Agent on your calls

Forward the calls you don't answer: Danilli takes a message from real people, ends spam, and politely refuses scammers, recorded and reported. On a shady call, Add call → Danilli → Merge: it warns you by name the moment they ask for a code or a transfer.

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03

Your police report, ready

Danilli writes the report the way the FBI and the FTC want it: what happened, who they claimed to be, how they reached you, what was taken, the evidence. One tap to file at each agency. Banks and insurers ask for that report number.

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04

Tells your family

Scammers say "don't tell anyone". Danilli does the opposite: when a serious attempt is aimed at Mom, her kids get a short calm text: she's OK, nothing was shared, help her double-check. Set up once.

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05

"I got scammed" rescue

The first hour decides what you get back. Danilli walks you through it, calmly: the real fraud line, new passwords and two-step login, remove remote-access apps, a new wallet if the words were typed, freeze your credit. Then the report.

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06

Watches your account 24/7

Every 30 minutes, day and night, Danilli checks your sign-ins. A sign-in from a new place or device reaches you right away, in the chat, as a notification and on your phone, with what to do.

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Home internet checkup

From your home WiFi, one button: Danilli knocks on your own connection from outside, the way a hacker would, finds doors open to the internet (remote desktop, cameras, file sharing, old router doors), checks the malware blocklists, and tells you what to fix.

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08

Who is behind that link?

Paste any link or number above. Danilli reads the public records: when the site was registered (scam sites are days old), who registers and hosts it, whether it only looks like your bank, and whether a number is a rented internet line.

Check a link →
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Is my phone hacked?

Danilli checks the carrier records for your own number: was the SIM moved recently (what thieves do to steal your codes), are your calls being forwarded somewhere. Then it walks you through your phone: the forwarding codes to dial, hidden profiles and apps, your Apple and Google devices, when to reset.

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Computer checkup · Danilli Guard

In the Danilli app for Mac and Windows, Guard watches your computer every hour, read-only: protection on, no remote-control programs, what starts by itself, extensions that read every page, hosts and DNS, downloaded program files, open doors, admin accounts. And it stops the "clipper": a copied wallet address that changes by itself before you paste it. Not an antivirus (Defender and XProtect already scan files): it finds what scammers leave behind.

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Your Danilli account, locked down

Two-step login with an authenticator app, your recent sign-ins with locations, Sign out everywhere, a daily spending limit, and a copy of your data any time.

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My Shield

Turn on your protections

Everything here is yours to switch on or off. The Security Agent and the family circle text your phone, so link it first (Text Danilli, one minute).

Sign in to turn these onScam Check is free with any account. The protections below come with a Shield plan. Your settings, your family circle, your cases and your reports live here.

The police report

Where a scam gets reported, and why it matters

In the US there is no single "scam police". The FBI, the FTC and the FCC each collect a different piece, and your bank needs a report number. Danilli writes one report and sends you to the right door for each, with the real links only.

FBI
Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) · ic3.gov

The FBI's door for any scam that used the internet, a phone or crypto: fake support calls, pig butchering, wallet drainers, business email fraud. IC3 analysts link your report to thousands of others to find and shut down the crews; in big cases they can ask banks to freeze a transfer that just left.

FTC
ReportFraud.ftc.gov · IdentityTheft.gov

The consumer protection agency. Your report goes into the Sentinel database that 2,800 police departments and agencies search. If your Social Security number, ID or passwords were given away, IdentityTheft.gov makes your personal recovery plan and the letters you need.

FCC
fcc.gov/complaints · forward texts to 7726

For the calls and texts themselves: spoofed caller ID, robocalls, scam texts. Forwarding a scam text to 7726 (SPAM) helps your carrier block that number for everyone.

Local
Your police department (non-emergency line)

A local report gives you a case number. Banks, card companies, insurers and crypto exchanges ask for it before they refund or investigate. Bring Danilli's report: it has every detail in order.

What Danilli writes for you

  1. What happened: a few plain sentences with dates and times.
  2. Who they said they were: company or agency, name, badge or case number.
  3. How they contacted you: the number, address or link, exactly as written, plus what the public records say about it.
  4. What they wanted and what was given: code, words, money (amount, method, where it went).
  5. Evidence kept: screenshots, the call recording and transcript, the texts.
  6. Investigate deeper (50 credits): Danilli's investigator pulls the public records behind the scam, where the server sits, how old the site is, who hosts it, what kind of phone line, what the wallet shows on the public ledger, reads the scam page so you never have to, checks what others reported, and writes the FBI (IC3) and FTC texts ready to paste. Honest limit: a server's location is not the person's home; only the FBI can subpoena the account behind it, and that's exactly what the report makes possible.

Ready to paste, in English or Spanish. One tap opens each agency's form.

Honest, always

Danilli does not hack, trace or attack anyone (that is illegal; only the phone companies and the police can trace a call). It can't reverse a payment, and money already sent, especially crypto, is usually not recoverable. Anyone who offers to "recover" it for a fee is the next scam. What Danilli can do: catch it before it happens, keep the evidence, and make reporting easy.

Scam check

"Is this real?"

The question that saves your savings. Ask it any time, about anything. This is what a check looks like.

Someone from Crypto.com called, said my wallet is at risk, and sent a link cryptocom-secure-help.com to "protect" it. It asks for my 12 recovery words. Is this real?
This is a scam. Don't worry, I've got you. You caught it before anything was lost.
  1. The 12 recovery words. No real company ever asks for them. Whoever has those words owns your wallet.
  2. The link is not Crypto.com. I checked the public record: cryptocom-secure-help.com was registered 6 days ago. Crypto.com's real site is crypto.com.
  3. They called you. Crypto.com doesn't cold-call about wallet security; caller ID can be faked.
Right now: don't type anything, close the page, hang up. Open the official app yourself. Want me to prepare your police report for the FBI (ic3.gov) and the FTC? Just say yes.

The playbook

The scams Danilli knows by heart

From the FBI and FTC warnings and the companies' own security pages, in English and Spanish, updated as new ones appear. Danilli judges where the steps lead, not the words: a code "to cancel", Approve "to block", "24 new words for a safe wallet" are all the same trick.

Crypto"Coinbase / Crypto.com support: your wallet is at risk"Bank"Fraud department: read me the code to cancel the charge"Zelle"Pay yourself to reverse the fraud"Family"Grandma, I'm in jail, don't tell mom" (cloned voice)RomanceWeeks of love, then an "investment platform"Recovery"We can get your money back, for a fee"Government"Your Social Security number is suspended"Tech"Your computer is infected, call Microsoft"Package"USPS: unpaid fee, click here"Toll"SunPass: unpaid toll, pay now"Jobs"Earn $300 a day rating products: deposit first"WhatsApp"I sent you my code by mistake, send it back"Prizes"You won! Pay the delivery fee"Sextortion"Pay or I send the photos to your family"Phantom hacker"Move your savings to a safe government account"

Questions

Does Danilli hack the scammer's website or trace the call?

No. That's illegal, and it wouldn't help you. Danilli reads public records (who registered a domain and when, where it's hosted, what kind of phone line a number is), keeps your evidence, and prepares the report. Tracing a call is for the phone companies and the police, and your report is what starts that.

What does it cost?

Scam Check is free: paste or forward any message, link or number and Danilli tells you if it's a scam. Everything else (the Security Agent and the Decoy, Investigate deeper and the takedown, the 24/7 account watch, the link and number lookups, the home, phone and computer checkups, the Filter) comes with Shield Just me. Shield Family adds the family circle. The Security Agent's time on a call uses credits like any Danilli call (about 20 a minute); spam calls end in under a minute.

Is recording the call legal?

The agent says "this call is being recorded" at the start of every call, to everyone on it. Florida and several other states require that everyone knows. Someone who stays on the line after hearing it has been told. The recording is kept in your files for your report.

How does the agent get my calls?

Two ways. Add it to a live call: Add call → Danilli Security Agent → Merge. Or forward the calls you don't answer to the agent's number (your carrier's forwarding code, shown in My Shield) and silence unknown callers on your phone, so unknown calls go straight to Danilli.

Does it work in Spanish?

Yes. The checks, the agent on the phone, the family texts and the report are in English or Spanish, whichever you and the caller speak.

Can Danilli get my money back?

No one can promise that, and anyone who does is running the recovery scam. What helps: reporting fast (banks can sometimes stop a transfer in the first hours), a police report number for your bank or insurer, and never paying anyone to "recover" funds.